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Literally it would be Esion s`nekcihc elttil, but the real answer you are looking for is PEEP.
You see a palindrome is something that reads exactly the same forwards as backwards as in this example said to be a quotation of Naploean when he was exiled from France to the island of Elba (though why he would say anything in English is illogical so I think this is highly apocryphal):
Able was I ere I saw Elba <-- Notice that if you look at it from this end, it reads the same.
So the word PEEP is a palindrome of itself as is the word LEVEL
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