[Opinions] Names When spelled in Reverse
Other than of course Nevaeh are their any other names when spelled in reverse creates an entirely new and different name?
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There’s always Ninel.
Have seen proof of children named (backwards word in brackets):
Acirema (America)
Adaven (Nevada)
Alucard (Dracula) - this one is not uncommon
Amabala (Alabama) - also may be unrelated to reversed name as it is apparently Zulu meaning "spots" as well
Anozira (Arizona)
Sasnakra (Arkansas)
I know there have definitely been more so will update when I remember!
Acirema (America)
Adaven (Nevada)
Alucard (Dracula) - this one is not uncommon
Amabala (Alabama) - also may be unrelated to reversed name as it is apparently Zulu meaning "spots" as well
Anozira (Arizona)
Sasnakra (Arkansas)
I know there have definitely been more so will update when I remember!
Alucard is another one I know mainly from a video game and a manga and real life usage of it also probably stems from one of those.
Aidan and Nadia
I had no idea - I watch James Turner, a sims player on youtube, and his self sim is Semaj Renrut, which always tickled my funny bone... but tbh I always kind of liked Semaj as a name. Or maybe I got used to it from hearing him say it all the time lol He picks weird names for his Sims and exposure has made them feel less weird. He has a Sim named Column for example. Column. A woman. And after a few years it almost feels normal!