The Irish would be Lynette Bantiarna;
the Scots Gaelic would be Lynette Baintighearna
The title Lady. as in Lady Di. That's Irish Gaelic BTW.
In Irish it's "bantiarna" In Scottish Gaelic: "baintighearna"
In Irish and Scottish Gaelic, bean liath.
In Scottish Gaelic: "A mhnathan 's a dhaoine-uaisle", or "A mhnathan-uaisle 's a dhaoine-uaisle". In Irish (Gaelic): "A dhaoine uaisle!"
Lynette Bradley has written: 'Poor spellers, poor readers'
In Irish it's "Bantiarna Caitríona"; In Scottish Gaelic: "Baintighearna Catrìona"
cailín álainn / cailín deas / cailín dathúil
Bean uasal; bantiarna
To my knowledge there is no Gaelic equivalent to Beverly. Nowadays non-Gaelic names are usually left in the original.The closest Irish Gaelic name would be Béibhinn ('white lady') It sounds something like 'Bevin'.As for Scottish Gaelic:?
Bantiarna
Lynette Villalobos's birth name is Lynette Nunez.
Lynette Fame's birth name is Lynette Abate.