How to say it
soʊˈlɑː.nə
Sunshine
soʊˈlɑː.nə
Spanish, 'sunshine' or 'sunny side,' from the Latin sol, 'sun.'
Solana means 'sunshine' or the sunny side of a place in Spanish, from the Latin sol, 'sun.' Bright and warm by definition, it is a sunny Spanish nature name that also rides the popular -ana ending with Ariana and Liana. Singer Solána Rowe, known as SZA, gives it a cool edge. Said soh-LAH-nuh.
The standard spelling is Solana. Common variants include Solanna, Solina, but Solana is the most widely used form.
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Spanish for 'sunshine.'
Singer Solána Rowe, known as SZA.
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