Pronounced: BLET-ing, noun
Notes: Another word I’ve never run across
Yesterday’s word
The word ambigram is “a word or phrase written in a manner that is reads the same (in some cases, a different word or phrase) when oriented in a different way (such as reflected or rotated).
First usage
Our word came into English in the 1980s
Background / Comments
You may be able to split our word apart into its components (but I don’t know how much that would help). It is made up of the Latin words ambi- (both) and -gram (something written). You can find images of ambigrams on the Internet.
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