Lynn or Lynh?

[Rose1000]

I like Lynn/lynh names but can't decide the spelling..
Which do you prefer?

I've never seen Lynh as a spelling.

I've seen Lynn, Lynne and Lyn though.

Of your 2 spellings I definitely prefer Lynn.

Lynh isnt a name. It's not even a word.

Why would you consider either??

Is Lynh a name? It looks made up.
Of the 2 I prefer Lynn. Although Lyn would be my choice.

Lynh looks like a typo

Lynette?

Lynh would mean a lifetime of the poor kid spelling out her name.

Lynn is very dated and Lynh is especially awful.

I prefer the first spelling. Lynne is better though.
What about Lynn as a nickname and using Gwendolyn or Madeline?

Lynh is not a name. It’s not very aesthetically pleasing as a word. Lynne is my preferred spelling over Lynn personally, but either is fine. But please not Lynh

Never seen Lynh, prefer Lynn

Is Lynh meant to be Lyhn - like John? Either way, it's still awful.

I actually quite like Lin - think it looks quite cool now.

Even when it’s spelled right, it’s a pretty dull and dated name tbh. Sorry!

Lynn. Lunh will just cause confusion.
It’s nice to hear something different and refreshing.

I prefer it spelt Lynn.

Why not Lynhih?

Sorry but you can't just stick letters on names!

Lyn or Lynne never Lynh as it looks like a spelling mistake.

Lena as an alternative version.

Lynh looks like a typo. Is it actually a name?

Lynh with a random h? Whyh?

Lynh

Evelyn or Linette

Is this another Balonz?

If the OP is serious, then please no. There is a usual spelling for Lynn - why change it?

If it's a mistaken attempt to look "Celtic" then no, also. There is a perfectly good Scottish Gaelic word "linn" or Welsh word "llyn" that both mean "lake". The Scottish version has not traditionally been used as personal name.

There is a pretty Welsh name Eluned (Welsh speakers will correct me, but approx pronounced "Eh-linn-ed" - but with a soft d) which in Arthurian stories became "Lynette".

There are also more modern versions including Linnet (?after the bird).

Lynn or Lynh?

No.

Lynn is in her 50’s and Lynh is a lifetime of name spelling.

If you go with lynne, it has to be with 2 ns and an e. Better tho is Lynnette. Still with 2 ns.