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Help[Facts] Re: Palindromic names
in reply to a message by Suzanne Brown
> hannah anna bob otto eve ada ava lil viv nan
Ama, Ana, Anona, Asa, Aya, Ebbe, Elle, Lal, Odo, Pip, Sabas, Savas
Ama, Ana, Anona, Asa, Aya, Ebbe, Elle, Lal, Odo, Pip, Sabas, Savas
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Hi Suzanne.
I haven't always really recognized that my name was a palindrome. Ever since I have, it's been a source of fascination for me. well actually my name is Robert. I even once had a "palindrome page" on my website. (I hope to recreate it again)
My friend who first pointed out the uniqueness and significance of my name has pondered, "Why isn't the word 'palindrome' instead spelled 'palindromemordnilap' ? Good question.
BoB
I haven't always really recognized that my name was a palindrome. Ever since I have, it's been a source of fascination for me. well actually my name is Robert. I even once had a "palindrome page" on my website. (I hope to recreate it again)
My friend who first pointed out the uniqueness and significance of my name has pondered, "Why isn't the word 'palindrome' instead spelled 'palindromemordnilap' ? Good question.
BoB
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Add "Natan" to the list (Hebrew, masculine)
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