Anagram Solver

Anagram Solver is a word game in which the letters of the original word are swapped to create another word with a different meaning. This is a game that many English learners love because it both helps improve vocabulary and is a good way to relieve stress.

A standard Anagram use just the right number of letters of the root word and have a meaning related to the original meaning. New words can be opposite (antigram), close in meaning, or have a causal relationship (pairagram).

Anagram history:

“Anagrams” is an anagram of “ars magna”, which is Latin for “wonderful art”. It appeared in Greece from BC but was popular in Europe in the Middle Ages, mainly serving religious and prophetic purposes due to its logic and mysticism.
During the Renaissance, some scientists such as Galileo Galilei or Robert Hooke used anagrams to record their research results to avoid unauthorized copying.

In 1610, after proving that Venus had weeks like the lunar weeks, Galilei summed it up with the sentence "Haec immatura a me iam frustra leguntur -oy", when anagrams we get: "Cynthiae figuras aemulatur" Mater Amorum” (Latin, roughly translated: Mother of love (= Venus) imitating Chang'e).