Multilingual Palindrome Squares

Imaginative reading: To heal, he will roast pineapple, frogs, and guava

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Asará: He/she will roast
• Sanar: To heal
• Ananá: Pineapple (regional)
• Ranas: Frogs
• Arasá: Guava (regional)

Translation: Time, connection, position, a type of cotton, prayer

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Zaman: Time
• Alaka: Connection
• Makam: Position/rank/office/station
• Akala: A type of hybrid cotton
• Namaz: Ritual prayer

Imaginative reading: Vastness, O Earth - the measure of insults - O acre

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Ogrom: Enormity/vastness
• Glebo: O soil/earth
• Reper: Benchmark
• Obelg: Of insults
• Morgo: Vocative of morga, a historical unit of land

Imaginative reading: When you died, you were integrated. He mutters: you will investigate and continue

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• כשמתת When you died [k'shemata]
• שולבת You were integrated/incorporated [shulavta]
• מלמלם He mumbles/mutters [melamlem]
• תבלוש You will investigate [tivlosh]
• תתמשך You will continue [titmashek]

(Ignores final-letter forms)

Imaginative reading: Total completion, madam: the imamate and maternal love

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• اتمام Completion [itmaam]
• تماما Entirely [tamaaman]
• مادام Madam [maadaam]
• امامت Imamate [imaamat]
• مامتا Maternal love [mamtaa]

Imaginative reading: A coat for the atom; a flood; a dullard enfolds something

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Капут: coat
• Атому: to/for the atom
• Потоп: flood
• Умота: wraps up/enfolds
• Тупак: dullard

Imaginative reading: Cupid’s catcher was grabbing a flood and an aroma

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Lapač: Catcher
• Amora: Of Cupid
• Potop: Flood
• Aroma: Aroma/fragrance
• Čapal: He was grabbing

Imaginative reading: Greet the skin; set aside worry about its effect

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Ibati: Greet
• Balat: Skin
• Alala: Worry; memory/remembrance
• Talab: Effect/efficacy/potency
• Itabi: Set aside

Imaginative reading: You torment and he enchants. We have the farmer everywhere

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Moriš: You torment/afflict
• Omami: He/she stuns/captivates/enchants
• Ratar: Farmer
• Imamo: We have
• Širom: Everywhere/throughout

Imaginative reading: Your fig tree is greedy; the rulers’ elder sibling is difficult

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Rakus: Greedy
• Aramu: Your fig tree
• Kakak: Older sibling
• Umara: Rulers
• Sukar: Difficult

Imaginative reading: We roast atoms; the property’s rotor is a mirage

Possibly an original square; no prior online occurrence found

• Жарим: We roast/grill
• Атоми: Atoms
• Ротор: Rotor
• Имота: The property/estate
• Мираж: Mirage

Imaginative reading: A trace of beings on radar; a gap in [something] set with gems

Source

• Êtres: Beings
• Trace: Trace, sign, remnant
• Radar: Radar
• Écart: Gap
• Serte: Set with gems

Imaginative reading: A stubborn anecdote conceals a pile [sent] thither

Source

• Takar: Conceals
• Adoma: Anecdote
• Konok: Stubborn
• Amoda: Thither
• Rakat: Pile

Imaginative reading: They destroy the branches the miser used to pray to add

Source

• Somar: To add
• Orava: He/she used to pray
• Matam: They kill/destroy
• Avaro: Miser; miserly
• Ramos: Branches

Source

• Warts: Skin growths
• Apart: Separated
• Radar: Tracking system
• Trapa: Water chestnut plant
• Straw: Dried cereal stalk

Translation: The farmer Arepo holds the wheels with care

• Sator: Sower
• Arepo: Possibly a name
• Tenet: He/she/it holds
• Opera: Care/pains/effort
• Rotas: Wheels