Word that conforms to the movement or translocation of the letters of another or other words. Words that are content with the reordering of the letters of another word or other words. For example: "Don't give up Never" is an anagram with the name of José de San Martín. Another is "Iace for Salvar la Patria", the one formed by the name Policarpa Salavarrieta, the Colombian Heroine.
It is thus called a term created with the same letters of another, and that of course has different meaning, although many times the grace is that they have some relationship. That's why it's very common for writers to do anagrams with their name to create pseudonyms. It is a Greek voice formed by 945; 957; 945; ( ana "movement to the other side") 947; 961; 945; 956; 956; 945; ( gram "letter" ) .
