Twanna name meaning

By Nishant Saini

Updated: May 30th, 2024

Gender: Girl

Origin: Germanic, Old High German and Slavic

Usage: English

Pronunciation: t-wanna

Meaning: Get Fat, Wanderer, A Slavic Name for the Tribal Group, Vandals and Look Healthy

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What does Twanna mean?
Variations of Twanna
Middle Names for Twanna
How popular is Twanna?
Popularity Chart
Similar Names to Twanna
Lists having Twanna

What does Twanna mean?

Twanna is variant of Twanda. Twanda is English equivalent of Wanda.

How do I pronounce Twanna?

The most common pronunciation of two syllabled Twanna is t-wanna. The name can also be pronounced as twa(n)-na.

Variants of Twanna

Twanda, Wanda, Elwanda, Shawana, Wandalee

How popular is the name Twanna?

Twanna used to be a common name in United States, first appeared in 1948 and over 1332 babies have been given the name in 43 years. At the peak of its usage in 1977,.

After 43 years of usage, the name has fallen out of the charts. According to our research, over 1000 babies have been named Twanna globally.

Year	Rank	Births
1997	10836	7
1995	13383	5
1991	11507	6
1990	10193	7
1989	5546	15
1988	5321	15
1987	5611	13
1986	4722	16
1985	5076	14
1984	4167	18

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What numerology tells about Twanna?

You don't care about how others see you as long as you are feeling good about yourself. When it comes to love, you are the jealous partner with a low self-confidence. You have people who love you. You are a man of your word. In fact, your word is your bond. You are willing to give up everything you have to achieve everything you ever wanted. Instead of running over people on your way to success, you teach them how to find their own path and how to succeed.

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