What are some palindromic words?

malayalam (its a language)

eye, ewe

@tennis, eye-ewe?

Tut tut, Madam Eve.

level

ah that’s because i spelled it wrong. i fixed it now!

pop
tit
mom
wow
bob

@wildflower; see description.

Its not one word, but a phrase: A man, a plan, a canal, panama.

Very nice Eambos!

bib !

did

Murdrum, mesem, kakkak, degged,
look them up =D

Back atcha PnL! Typo!

mesum does not equal musem

Able Was I Ere I Saw Elba

but the best ever:

Go hang a salami; I’m a lasagna hog.

Nice Playthebanjo! Hahaha

does LOL count?
otherwise, can only think of a couple of Danish words:
kok (cook)
ror (steering wheel)

Yo, banana boy!

I
A

@simone,

I A
A I

They are different.

Two different words “A” and “I”.

Last year in Madagascar I wrote about 37 palindromes. Here is a smattering of them (and nobody said they had to make sense):

Drab et al. loots on signals. Flu! Woe be ill-adept racecart
pedal. Lie! Beowulf slang is no stool, late bard.

Sort nitro bats a few, we fast abort intros!

Sit fat tub to prison? No sir, pot. But Taft is!

saippuakuppinippukauppias

It’s Finnish.

Not a word but a Dutch sentence: mooie zeden in Ede zei oom.

Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palindrome#Long_palindromes

Oh, and I’ve just started a project with the name Pivip, which is a palindrome :)

ZOONOOZ. The first one I ever learned growing up in San Diego. It’s the name of the magazine for the members of the San Diego Zoo. It’s not only the same backwards and forwards, but upsidedown!
Al Yankovic has an entire song (Bob) of palindromes.

Joke: The president of the world palindrome society just bought a new car: A Toyota.

@breedmitch – Yes, but on weekends she uses a kayak.

bob

I would have put that up with my answer, but the ? asked for no links.

@wizard doh, I didn’t read the question carefully.

Had, Alas, salad ah!
Hehe it doesn’t make much sense :)

GO HANG SALAMI, I’M A LASAGNA HOG!

or, a family favorite: A woman, a plan, a canal, panamowa.

I’ve always wanted to visit Panamowá.

Sit on a potato pan Otis.

-“Madam in Eden, I’m Adam”
-“Eve”