Lynette tikanga ingoa pai: Waimarie, Koa, Hūkokikoki, Ohaoha, Kaha. Haere Lynette tikanga o te ingoa.
Lynette takenga o te ingoa tuatahi. Form of Luned first used by Alfred Lord Tennyson in his poem 'Gareth and Lynette' (1872). In modern times it is also regarded as a diminutive of Lynn. Haere Lynette takenga o te ingoa tuatahi.
Tuhi ranei pehea ki te kiia ingoa tuatahi Lynette: li-NET. Me pēhea te ki te kiia Lynette.
Ingoa faaauhia hoki Lynette i roto i whenua rerekē me ngā reo: Eiluned, Eluned, Linda, Linn, Linza, Luned, Lunete. Haere Lynette i ētahi atu reo.
Ingoa whānau te nuinga noa ki te ingoa Lynette: Donnelly, Hogelin, Yorker, Silkston, Marshburn. Haere Rārangi o ngā ingoa whānau ki te ingoa Lynette.
Te nuinga ingoa noa ki te ingoa whakamutunga Simayili: Linda. Haere Ingoa e haere ki Simayili.
Lynette Simayili ingoa ōrite me ngā ingoa whānau |
| Lynette Simayili Eiluned Simayili Eluned Simayili Linda Simayili Linn Simayili Linza Simayili Luned Simayili Lunete Simayili |