posted September 10, 2011 12:49 PM            

Alphabets in my name: (maiden name/not married)

AAA B H II L M Z

nickname: (family and close relatives call with this name)

A B II Z

D.O.B = 17 Apr 1988

posted September 10, 2011 01:18 PM            

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Originally posted by love being Aries:
I have been trying to do it but just couldn't get to post it and ask others to do it for me, however, if anyone is sweet enough then i would like a go

Alphabets in my name: (maiden name/not married)

AAA B H II L M Z

nickname: (family and close relatives call with this name)

A B II Z

D.O.B = 17 Apr 1988

Thank you so much

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Is that your full name?

I will help you learn if you wish and help hone your creation and fix any errors.

Did you give it a try yourself yet?
You know YOU and YOU know what resonates with YOU better than any stranger would.

Your name does not render forth very many letters.
Do you read any other language?

AAA B H II L M Z
has these words found within its letters.

ALIBI LABIA IAMBI HAIL LIMB IAMB LAMB LAMA ILIA BLAH MAIL BAIL BALM AIM MIL BAH ALB AIL LAB LAM HIM HAM BIZ BAA AHA LIB HA BI AM MA AH LA HI MI I A

A B II Z + AAA B H II L M Z
has these words found within its letters.

LABIA IAMBI ALIBI HAIL LIMB BAIL LAMB LAMA IAMB BLAB BALM MAIL ILIA BLAH LAM AIM HIM BIZ HAM ALB LAB BAA MIL AHA BIB AIL BAH LIB HA HI AM MI MA LA BI AH I A

A longer list with more obscure words.
Please if any of these words for you that I have posted mean anything to you, copy them and re-post here and tell what they mean.
Thank you.

ALBIZZIA ALBIZIA BILIMBI BAALIM MAZHBI BABLAH HALMA ALIBI MILIA LAMIA HAMAL ALMAH ZIMBI BIALI BAIZA LABIA IAMBI ZAMIA LIMBI LIMBA BIMAH AALII HAMZA LAZZI BLAH ALBA LAMB MIZZ ALMA AMIA MAIL BLAM LIMA ZILA IZBA ILIA AMAH IAMB LAMA HIZZ LIMB HILI HILA AMLA BABA BAAL ZIMB BLAB HALM HAIL BAIL BALM BIMA ABBA MALI LAM ABA LAA AIL HIM ABB BAM LAB BAL LAH ALB BAH MIZ AIA MIL MIB BAA AHA BIB MAL AMI MAA AMA ALA AAL BIZ HAM LIB ZIZ AIM AAH AM AL ZA HI MI AI BA AH LI BI MA AB AA LA HA I A

I shall try and look it all over and see what can be done.

You can Lexigram more than your name!
You can Lexigram any date for any omens or portents.
If it has letters it can be Lexigrammed!
For example:

LOVE SIGNS http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001785.html

Please see more examples on these threads. http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001987.html

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001930.html

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001709.html

http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum8/HTML/001943.html

posted September 10, 2011 01:45 PM            

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Originally posted by LEXX:

Is that your full name?

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yes that's my full name

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Did you give it a try yourself yet?

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yes i did, i just found a few and they resonated well

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Your name does not render forth very many letters.

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Do you read any other language?

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posted September 10, 2011 01:46 PM            

ALIBI = I'm usually a third party in any sort of argument

HAIL= is this pointing to my furious nature?

LIMB= plenty of issues with the limb , don't ask

LAMB= that's me, the Ram

LAMA = m very religious, although my religion is not this, yet I have a passion for studying religions and acquire a status of some lama kind of person

BLAH = yes, blah!

MAIL = i communicate a lot through text (any form) rather than face - to- face

BAIL = security, i bail them out helper

BALM= awww, isn't that so soothing?

AIM= aimless would be more proper

MIL = search, this is all my life is about

BAH = frustration, tiredness.

AIL = poor health, yes.

LAB= experimenting with things, trying to know what its all about

HIM = yes, him

HAM = i love them burgers
AHA= ahaaa, excitement
LIB= library, i love books, i love them to death
AM= I am, isn't that so aries

MA = mom, i love my mom
AH= pain
HI = a greeting. i love meeting new people

A B II Z + AAA B H II L M Z
has these words found within its letters.

BLAB= to reveal secrets. i love it 8th house sun

BIB= i love babies clothes, i want so many of them

posted September 10, 2011 01:48 PM            

ALIBI = I'm usually a third party in any sort of argument

HAIL= is this pointing to my furious nature?

LIMB= plenty of issues with the limb , don't ask

LAMB= that's me, the Ram

LAMA = m very religious, although my religion is not this, yet I have a passion for studying religions and acquire a status of some lama kind of person

BLAH = yes, blah!

MAIL = i communicate a lot through text (any form) rather than face - to- face

BAIL = security, i bail them out helper

BALM= awww, isn't that so soothing?

AIM= aimless would be more proper

MIL = search, this is all my life is about

BAH = frustration, tiredness.

AIL = poor health, yes.

LAB= experimenting with things, trying to know what its all about

HIM = yes, him

HAM = i love them burgers
AHA= ahaaa, excitement
LIB= library, i love books, i love them to death
AM= I am, isn't that so aries

MA = mom, i love my mom
AH= pain
HI = a greeting. i love meeting new people

A B II Z + AAA B H II L M Z
has these words found within its letters.

BLAB= to reveal secrets. i love it 8th house sun

BIB= i love babies clothes, i want so many of them

posted September 10, 2011 04:44 PM            

And thank you for your wonderful replies!
PS.
You have these words which can help you construct short phrases:
I
AM
A

and verbs such as;
AIM
HAIL
BALM
MAIL
BAIL

I AM A LAMB
I AIM A MAIL
I MAIL
I MAIL HIM
HIM AM AMI (Ami =friend/buddy)
I MAIL MA
I BLAB
I AIL, I AM BLAH
I BALM A LIMB
AH HA!

So much more but will need to check definitions of many of the obscure words.
Some could relate to past lives.
There are quiet a few culture, relationship, or religion based words,
Here are a some but not all:
ABBA=
father
and:
3 definitions found for "Abba"

From The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.44 [gcide]:

Abba \Ab"ba\ ([a^]b"b[.a]), noun [Syriac abb[=a] father. See {Abbot}.] Father; religious superior; -- in the Syriac, Coptic, and Ethiopic churches, a title given to the bishops, and by the bishops to the patriarch.

From Easton's 1897 Bible Dictionary [easton]:

Abba This Syriac or Chaldee word is found three times in the New Testament
(Mark 14:36; Rom. 8:15; Gal. 4:6),
and in each case is followed by its Greek equivalent,
which is translated "father."
It is a term expressing warm affection and filial confidence.
It has no perfect equivalent in our language.
It has passed into European languages as an ecclesiastical term, "abbot."

From Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary (late 1800's) [hitchcock]:

Abba, father

AMI=
is a French word that means buddy and often refers to a boy or a man.

ALMAH=
a Hebrew feminine noun, for a girl who has reached puberty
but is still under the shielding protection of her family; she is a young, marriageable

posted September 12, 2011 03:43 PM            

I will definitely look at the rest tommorrow

posted September 13, 2011 12:21 PM            

ALBIZIA= a plant, like above one

BILIMBI = another plant. I love plants which have medicinal benefits. so i can relate to this

BAALIM = i have mentioned i have interest in exploring religions, so these terms related to gods etc are meaningful

MAZHBI= interestingly, in my local language, it means a religious person

BABLAH=another plant

HALMA=checkers i love them. i have a special fascination for black and white contrast

MILIA=Milia are tiny white bumps or small cysts on the skin that are almost always seen in newborn babies.i have had them on my forarm many years back

LAMIA=Lamia (Greek: Λάμια was a beautiful queen of Libya who became a child-eating daemon.
another ancient-related thing.

HAMAL= in my native language, this is the word for ARIES. m amazed how both Lamb and this showed up for me. This also means pregnancy, in my language. i have special feelings for both meanings.

posted September 13, 2011 12:21 PM            

IAMBI= to throw, assail. this reminds me of that guy in personal reading section. his Id was iambic.iambic
interesting

ZAMIA= another plant

LIMBA=a loa In Haitian Vodun who lived among rocks and eats passers-by. why are man-eaters appearing in my lexi

BIMAH = religion related yet again
AALII=a bushy sapindaceous shrub, Dodonaea viscosa, of Australia, Hawaii, Africa, and tropical America, another plant

HAMZA= a religious leader

LAZZI=lazzi are stage tricks designed to evoke laughter which, often as not, are altogether extraneous to the plot. people tell me i am funny. i love comedy movies as well.\

MIZZ= ofcorse i am
AMAH =a unit of measurement found in the Bible. money again. may be this is referring to business

IAMB=An iamb is a metrical foot used in various types of poetry. interesting.

HILI=a dwarf-like water Sprite (creature) or zombie.another man-eater :s

AMLA= Indian gooseberry, called amla in Hindi. i used to use them for my hair.

BABA= its referred to Father or grandfather in my language. I don't call anyone baba, but the word means respect to me.

BAAL=is one of the seven princes of Hell.:S

ABBA = father. i love my dad

posted October 05, 2011 04:08 PM            

m sorry for missing out for so long i was just too occupied with tarot readings

posted October 05, 2011 04:55 PM            

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Originally posted by love being Aries:
hello

m sorry for missing out for so long i was just too occupied with tarot readings

so is there a reason why particular themes repeat in our lexigram?

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posted October 06, 2011 04:46 PM            

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Originally posted by love being Aries:
so generally a lexigram can be any alphabets of our name of a word which uses all the alphabets of our name?

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The letters in your name are letters;
both consonants and vowels.
They are not called alphabets.
These "letters" come "from" the "Alphabet":

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alphabet [ˈælfəˌbɛt]
n
1. a set of letters or other signs used in a writing system, usually arranged in a fixed order, each letter or sign being used to represent one or sometimes more than one phoneme in the language being transcribed

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One begins with a source word (or phrase), ascertains other words that can be made by rearranging its letters;
on a word to word basis,
creating new words,
and then composing new sentences out of that list of words.
The new phrase, paragraph, sentence, story, poem....
is the lexigram.

If one simply rearranges the total letters from the source,
it is first an Anagram,
because the letters in total are simply being rearranged.

A true anagram is always a simple form of a lexigram.

When anagramming, ALL the letters MUST be used by simply rearranging them to form words. There must not be any leftover letters from what is being anagrammed. That is a true anagram.

A lexigram is not always an anagram however. Only by being first a true anagram can it be both an anagram and a lexigram.

In Lexigramming you may use any or all the letters from your name/SOURCE (the "SOURCE", which can also be a phrase, a word, a title, a date, not just ones name)
to create new words.
For example;
the word
LEXIGRAMS
Has these letters:
A E G I L M R S X
You cannot get this word for example:
GLEE....The word Lexigrams only has one letter "E"
You can get the word GLEAMS because the word LEXIGRAMS has all those letters.

posted October 08, 2011 08:10 PM            

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Originally posted by love being Aries:
thank you for explanation.. what i meant was can we make "man" from woman, we are not using W and O in man, but man is still a lexxi from woman?

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late O.E. wimman (pl. wimmen), lit. "woman-man," alteration of wifman (pl. wifmen), a compound of wif "woman" (see wife) + man "human being" (in O.E. used in ref. to both sexes; see man). Cf. Du. vrouwmens "wife," lit. "woman-man." The formation is peculiar to English and Dutch. Replaced older O.E. wif, quean as the word for "female human being." The pronunciation of the singular altered in M.E. by the rounding influence of -w-; the plural retains the original vowel. Meaning "wife," now largely restricted to U.S. dial. use, is attested from mid-15c. Women's liberation is attested from 1966; women's rights is from 1840, with an isolated example in 1630s.

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WOMAN MOAN MOWN WAN MAN MAW NOW WON OWN MOW NO OM ON MA OW AW AN AM A

And
WOMEN

WOMEN MEOW MOWN OMEN MEW OWN OWE NEW ONE MEN WEN EON NOW WON MOW WOE OW WE NO ON ME OM EN

ANAGRAMS of the word
WOMAN

AM OWN
AM WON
AM NOW
NOW AM
MA OWN
OWN MA
MA WON
WON MA
MA NOW
NOW MA
MAN OW
OW MAN
MAW ON
NO MAW
WAN OM

ANAGRAMS of the word
WOMEN

ME OWN
OWN ME
ME NOW
NOW ME
ME WON
WON ME
MEN OW
OW MEN
MEW ON
MEW NO
NO MEW
NEW OM