Ninette

American  

[ni-net] / nɪˈnɛt /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Ninette Danquah Ivo, minister counselor at the Ghanian Embassy, told Fletcher on Tuesday: “You are a formidable woman. It is a privilege to be in your presence this morning.”

From Washington Post

When Mr. d’Amboise was 7, his mother enrolled him and his older sister Ninette in a ballet class.

From Washington Post

When d’Amboise was 7, his mother enrolled him and his older sister Ninette in a ballet class.

From Seattle Times

Police said Cheryln Ninette Bell, of Southeast, was found near the Irving Street exit ramp.

From Washington Post

After he died, the graduates of his troupe more or less staffed the directorships of Western ballet—Léonide Massine and Bronislava Nijinska in Europe and America, Marie Rambert and Ninette de Valois in London, Serge Lifar in Paris, and, notably, George Balanchine in New York.

From The New Yorker