Posted a little while back:

Is there a -nym for words that are a different word when read backwards, like "dog" and "god," or "pot" and "top"?

There was an answer but it didn't mention ananym, which is the only word I know for this. In preparing to post this, I researched it and found it's a very obscure word, so probably a recent invention.

It seems to have a specific meaning of a reversed name adopted as a pseudonym.

"Ananym" ought to be brought out of obscurity by the word game enthusiasts.

Hey! Finally! a grammar name I can remember without an aide memoire!
Thank you

Wow, wow! I bow to our new High Priestess Pooh-Bah! Live long and prosper!

Now you can assume your place on the Upper Echelon and fill-in for tsuwm while he's gone!

fill-in for tsuwm while he's gone

Oh my Gawd! Fill in for tsuwm? UM-posssible.
Does this mean I have to resign?

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Does this mean I have to resign?

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Has anyone else ever noticed that by adding "s" to the middle of "reign" you get "resign"? Now that you're a pooh-bah watch out for stray esses or else one of them could end your reign.

a reversed name adopted as a pseudonym.
For ex., if Oprah used "Harpo"? That kind of thing?
Frankly, the first thing I thought of when I saw this word was that but for one letter, it is the name of Anu's daughter.