100 Palindromes of Words, Phrases and Names

Palindrome, from the Greek palin (new) and dromo (path) is every word or phrase that can be read backwards and that, regardless of direction, retains its meaning.

Also called anacyclics, they should be read considering only the letters. This means that accents are not considered and, in the case of sentences, punctuation and space between words should not be considered either.

Try it with the phrase “Help me, I got on the bus in Morocco”.

The “magic square”, also known as the “sator square”, is the best known perfect palindrome. It can be read in multiple directions.

Examples of Palindromes

Words

1. eagerness
2. ayah
3. aibophobia
4. Allah
5. love
6. a-N-A
7. aniline
8. ok
9. macaw
10. wing
11. he
12. that
13. breastfeed
14. kill
15. put in
16. Little
17. hollow
18. very silent
19. bone
20. egg
21. radar
22. dawn
23. grate
24. shave
25. scrape
26. rule
27. reread
28. to retain
29. to review
30. revive
31. to laugh
32. bags
33. skirts
34. rooms
35. punches
36. blows
37. SOS

Sentences

1. The base of the roof collapses.
2. The burst face of the jararaca.
3. Acuda bitch of Leda lapses.
4. The lady admired her beloved's kidney.
5. Does Daniela love the law? Nothing!
6. Postpone the departure date.
7. The diva in Algiers makes my life happy.
8. The dowry drug is all fat.
9. The fat one loves the drug.
10. The grass is bitter.
11. Then Lima said: “Hello, family!”.
12. Help Edu, now!
13. The magnifying glass jumps.
14. Mom loves you.
15. The suitcase swims in the mud.
16. Love the poem.
17. The miss is terrible!
18. I love Oman. If Rome loves me, I love Oman!
19. They wrote down the date of the marathon.
20. Goofy loves to slap.
21. After the soup.
22. Rare macaw.
23. To Rita, satire!
24. Rita, about grandpa, verses shoot.
25. Laura Street.
26. So the aia went to mass.
27. Stupid act.
28. The tower of defeat.
29. And even the poet Pope is.
30. Irene laughs.
31. Nice tie for bocal ass.
32. Here I go in my oval self.
33. Luza Rocelina, Manuel's girlfriend, read in Romance fashion: "indigo is the color blue".
34. Blue light.
35. Mega nonsense.
36. See me if the girl's pot is made of steel, Madalena Paes, and come.
37. Mass is like that.
38. The Swedish sky.
39. The rooster loves the lake.
40. Hi cock!
41. Hello! Passion fruit, cashew, caramel.
42. The wolf loves the cake.
43. The Roman accepts loves to ladies he loves and Rome attacks courtship.
44. Your duet.
45. Great, it's just me who omit them.
46. Oto eats mocotó.
47. The crooked trot.
48. Laugh, the short verb to laugh.
49. Rome is love.
50. Rome loves me.
51. The uncle and eight Marias left.
52. Dry with anger, I put caviar and sweets in my lap.
53. Help me, I got on the bus in Morocco.
54. Zé de Lima, Rua Laura, one thousand and ten.

names

1. Ada
2. A-N-A
3. Hanah
4. maram
5. Nahan
6. natan
7. oto
8. reinier
9. Renner

Curiosities

• Do you know which is the biggest palindrome in the Portuguese language? Most omissive (from omissive, negligent), an 11-letter word that means “missing to the extreme” or “very negligent”.
• Aibophobia is a palindrome. Do you know what it means? It's the fear of palindromes.
• In addition to words and phrases there are also palindromic numbers. An example is 02/20/2002.

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