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I don't mind it as a nn for Isabel. But on its own, it seems incomplete. Like Lisa or Isla without the L. :b

I like it as a nn for Isabel.

I don't really like it much. It's horribly popular here in the Netherlands and I think it's very insubstantial and boring.

I think it is cute but I personally would prefer it as a nn for a longer name like Isabel or Raisa.

I like it, but preferably as a nickname for Isadora or Isabel.

This message was edited 8/16/2007, 11:41 AM

I would prefer it as a nn, but I would also prefer it for a boy. I like it as a nn for Isidore or Issachar.

This message was edited 8/16/2007, 11:34 AM

Maybe as a nickname for Isabella/Isabel/etc., but definitely not a name on it's own.

I love it as a nn to Isabella etc, but I'm not sure does it work as full name.

I loved it when I was smaller because of a book (the girls name was Iza) but now I only think it's OK. Cute name but nothing more..I prefer it as a nickname for Isabella/Isabelle

I think Isa is lovely - even as a full name (I also really like Eza).

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Btw, having a short name is not bad at all; my name is "just" Mia (no mn, no nn - just Mia :-))

It has some potential. But I can only see it usable as a nn.

This message was edited 8/16/2007, 10:19 AM