Hi just wondering if anybody is interested in making or looking at ambigrams, just to tell you what these are. they are usually words that can be viewed in a normal way and then usually the other way or in a mirror, or more. here is an example of an ambigram
Ambigrams
"Termite said:No that's a palindrome (something that is the same forwards and backwards)"A man, a plan, a canal, panama.
That's something else right? I don't think that's an ambigram"
Not sure, but I think it's an anagram."
"atejas said:"Termite said:No that's a palindrome (something that is the same forwards and backwards)""A man, a plan, a canal, panama.
That's something else right? I don't think that's an ambigram"
Not sure, but I think it's an anagram."
That's it! Thank you, all I could remember is that it sounded like elephant or something
"I also thought it was odd that neither 'ambigram' or "anagram" were examples of themselves."see Bennyishire's post and anagram is an anagram of "a granma" There is a term used for the words themselves falling under what the word defines (a noun is a noun, polysyllabic is polysyllabic, etc.), but I can't think of it.
Ambigrams just seem kind of fudgy to me, where people have to make it look like graffiti for it to work.
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