Amy moelelo wa lebitso le letle: E sebetsang, E na le bokhoni, E thabileng, Botsoalle, Mehleng ea kajeno. Fumana Amy moelelo oa lebitso.
Amy tšimoloho ea lebitso la pele. English form of the Old French name Amée meaning "beloved" (modern French aimée), a vernacular form of the Latin Amata. As an English name, it was in use in the Middle Ages (though not common) and was revived in the 19th century. Fumana Amy tšimoloho ea lebitso la pele.
Phetolelo kapa ho reha lebitso la pele Amy: AY-mee. How to pronounce Amy.
Mabitso a sa tšoaneng bakeng sa Amy linaheng le lipuo tse sa tšoaneng: Aimée, Amada, Amata, Amée. Fumana Amy ka lipuo tse ling.
Mabitso a tloaelehileng ka ho fetisisa ka lebitso Amy: Hamel, Smith, Law, Borg, Walker. Fumana Lethathamo la mabitso a nang le lebitso Amy.
Mabitso a tloaelehileng ka lebitso la ho qetela Battise: Amy. Fumana Mabitso a tsamaeang le Battise.
Amy Battise mabitso a tšoanang le mabitso a mabitso |
| Amy Battise Aimée Battise Amada Battise Amata Battise Amée Battise |