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How many syllables are in dwana? 2 syllables

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Two syllable words that rhyme with Dwana

ana, donna, dwana, gonna, juana, mana, nona, qana, ronna, sana, wanna, wanta

Three syllable words that rhyme with Dwana

akana, alanna, aulana, biana, botswana, briana, caronna, didonna, guiana, guyana, haryana, iguana, ivana, ivanna, kiwani, liana, lianna, louanna, madonna, nirvana, parana, shobana, shobanna, silvana, stephana, susana, svetlana, tatyana, tawana, tijuana, umana, zuzana

Four syllable words that rhyme with Dwana

benihana, bonadonna, digiovanna, giancana, lackawanna, mahayana, marianna, marijuana, mazzorana, santayana, suzuana

Five syllable words that rhyme with Dwana

bophuthatswana, dominicana, sebastiana

Six syllable words that rhyme with Dwana

habyarimana

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