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How many syllables are in diprima? 3 syllables

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Two syllable words that rhyme with Diprima

bima, cima, demma, ema, fima, grima, jima, lema, lima, pima, prima, rima, schema, sema, shima, sima, thima, zima

Three syllable words that rhyme with Diprima

alima, aoshima, auriemma, beukema, bronkema, cosima, decima, delima, diprima, edema, halima, harima, jarema, jemima, joakima, kajima, oshima, ritsema, rozema, salema, septima, sietsema, sikkema, tajima, ulima, wiersema

Four syllable words that rhyme with Diprima

emphysema, eurofima, fukushima, hiroshima, kawashima, kitajima, nakajima, nakashima, takashima, takeshima

Five syllable words that rhyme with Diprima

abouhalima, hirosakima

Six syllable words that rhyme with Diprima

ishikawajima

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