Title: Isaac (name)
Content:  Ihaka ; Mongolian: Исаак (Isaak) ; Norwegian: Isak ; Persian: اسحاق (Eshaq) ; Polish: Izaak ; Portuguese: Isaque, Isaac ; Russian: Исаак (Isaak) ; Romanian: Isac, Ițac ; Scottish Gaelic: Iosag ; Serbian Cyrillic: Исак (Isak) ; Slovene: Izak ; Somali: Isxaaq ; Spanish: Isaac ; Swahili: Isaka, Isaki ; Swedish: Isak, Isac ; Syriac: ܐܝܤܚܩ (Iskhaaq) ; Tamil: ஈசாக்கு (eesaaku) ; Telugu: ఇస్సాకు, (Issāku) ; Thai: อิสอัค, ไอแซก (Xịsæk) ; Turkish: İshak, İshâk ; Ukrainian: Ісаак (Isaak) ; Uyghur: ئىسھاق (Ishaq), ئىساق (Isaq) ; Uzbek: Ishoq (Is-hoq) ; Urdu: اسحاق ; Yiddish: יצחק (Yẕẖq) (= Yitskhok, IPA /'jitsxok/), Aizik, Isaak, Izik, Yitzhak, Isac, Itzak, Itzek, Itzig, Hiztig, Izaak, Zack, Zak ; Yoruba: Ísáàkì ; Zulu: Isaka 
Title: Isaac (name)
Content:  Ισαάκιος (Isaakios), Ισαάκ (Isaák) ; Haitian Creole: Izarak ; Hausa: Is'haƙu, Isaka ; Hebrew: יִצְחָק, (Yiṣḥāq, IPA /jits'xak/), Yitzhak, Itzhak, Yitshak, Itshak ; Hindi: इसहाक (Isahaak) ; Hmong: Ixaj ; Hungarian: Izsák ; Icelandic: Ísak ; Indonesian: Ishak ; Irish: Íosác ; Italian: Isacco ; Japanese: アイザック (Aizakku) / イサク (Isaku) ; Javanese: Iskak ; Kannada: ಐಸಾಕ್ (Aisāk) ; Khmer: អ៊ីសាក (Aisak) ; Korean: 이삭 (I-sak), 아이작 (Aijak) ; Kyrgyz: Ыскаак (Isqaaq), Исхак (İshaq) ; Lao: ອີຊາກ (Isak) ; Ladino: יצחק (Yiṣḥāq), Isaac, Itshak, Izak, Yshac, Yshak, Ishac, Isak, Yitzhak, Yitshak (Yitsḥak), Yitzjak, Isacc ; Latin: Isaacius, Isaacus ; Latvian: Aizeks, Izaks ; Lithuanian: Izaokas ; Macedonian: Исак (Isak) ; Malay: Ishak, Sahak ; Malayalam: ഇസഹാക് (Isahaak) ; 
Title: Isaac (name)
Content:  Isaac, transliterated from as Itzhak, Yitzhak, Yitzchok was one of the three patriarchs in the Hebrew Bible, whose story is told in the book of Genesis. Isaac is a given name derived from Judaism and a given name among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim societies, generally in reference to the above. "Ike" and "Ise" are also short forms of the name Isaac.
Title: Isaac Asir HaTikvah
Content:  HaMordechai, and Menahem Zioni. Other students of his are mentioned in the above Herem document. Isaac's community received funding from Jewish communities in Europe. Isaac is the first scholar known to have used the title Asir HaTikvah, literally "The prisoner of hope", a phrase found in Zechariah 9:12. Isaac's teachings are primarily recorded in the comments of the above student, Rabbi Samson, in his glosses to the Kitzur HaMordechai, found in the National Library of Israel Ms. Heb. 38°6697 as well as in Oxford Ms. Neubauer 784. Many of Isaac's rulings have been published by Rabbi Shlomo Spitzer. Additionally, Isaac is quoted once by Rabbi Yoel Sirkis is his commentary on the Tur.
Title: Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return
Content:  a flick of his wrist and the word 'bang', has her kill herself. He then confronts Isaac and exposes that he was the firstborn child of the children and that Isaac denied him his birthright in favor of his own son. Gabriel tells Hannah to kill Isaac, but listening to her mother, Hannah does not. Gabriel however goes on to explain how everything that has happened has gone according to his plan. He then levitates Isaac with his power and reveals himself to be "He-Who-Walks-Behind-The-Rows", having stolen the first born child's body and has been manipulating everything from the start. He restrains Isaac 
Title: Ishaqzaade
Content:  The Chauhans and the Qureshis are two political families whose rivalry and mutual hatred for one another goes back generations. Parma (Arjun Kapoor) is a good-for-nothing local thug, grandson of Surya Chauhan. Surya often takes digs at Parma for being the useless son of his widowed daughter-in-law Parvati, and this makes Parma try to prove himself worthy. Zoya (Parineeti Chopra), a practising Muslim who offers Salat five times a day, is the trigger-happy, hot-tempered, only daughter in a traditional Muslim house full of brothers, along with her patriarch chauvinist parents. She desires to go into politics like her father Aftab, but this dream is constantly laughed at by her family since 
Title: The Cherokee Kid
Content:  Nat asks Isaiah what it is that he's proud of, as a man must have a name that he can be proud of. Isaiah instantly names his half-Cherokee father, who died fighting for his convictions. It is then that he is given the name "The Cherokee Kid". The next day after a change in wardrobe, the Cherokee Kid and Cortina follow Nat and his gang as they go to rob a bank, this being Isaiah's final lesson. During the robbery, Nat tells Isaiah to pay attention to how it's done, and Isaiah learns quickly as he shoots his way 
Title: Children of the Corn 666: Isaac's Return
Content:  Hannah, the first child born of the original Gatlin corn cult, visits the town of Gatlin to find her real mother. On the way, she picks up a street preacher by the name of Zachariah whose car broke down. He tells her about her name, and then vanishes. After Hannah crashes into a corn field, the sheriff suddenly appears and takes Hannah to a hospital in town. Once there, she finds out Isaac was not killed by "He Who Walks Behind The Rows" after the death god took control of his body in the first film, but instead went into a coma. The 
Title: Isaiah Eleven
Content:  Isaiah Eleven is a novel written by Jesse Childs and published by Research Associates School Times Publishing. Isaiah Eleven is based on the life experiences of the author. It is the first in a trilogy of books called the Isaiah Chronicles. The book is set in Chicago during the early 21st century. The novel deals with themes of identity in a world after the attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States, and the struggle of one youth to become a man while attending an elite college. The title character, Isaiah, comes from a troubled background and has found it difficult being on his own. The results of a DNA paternity test have shown Isaiah who his birth father is and the book discusses how this situation evolves.
Title: Ishq Hai
Content:  a baby boy. The Sadat Household is broken. Razaa is taking care of the business, trying to get Shahzaib home but he does not relent. Nafisa is in severe pain, having realised what she's done to her son and so is Sameera. Finally Shahzaib and Isra return to the house. Nafisa is elated on seeing her son and asks both of them for forgiveness. Shahzaib says that it is important that parents respect their children's choices while Isra tells her that they want their baby's "Dadi" to name him. The family is seen reuniting as Nafisa holds her grandson for the first time.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Isaac (Khazar)'s child?
Answer: False