You can make 255 anagrams from letters in corbans (abcnors).
1350-1400; Middle English Hebrew qorbān literally, a drawing near
Although the inscription was broken, the word corban was still legible.
A person might thus exempt himself from any inconvenient obligation under plea of corban.
The Daily Pic: corban Walker expands on issues of smallness.
Property was often declared to be "corban" for other purposes than dedication to ecclesiastical use.
I said to him 'corban,' and shook the dust of Bethsaida from my feet.
Thus a man would say 'corban to me is wine for such a time,' meaning that he took a vow to abstain from wine.
Mr. corban, having notice from friendly Indians, escaped with his men to St. Mary's.
But you say: If a man shall say to his father or mother, corban (which is a gift) whatsoever is from me shall profit thee.
He had devoted the corban funds to unhallowed purposes, and had mingled the blood of the Galileans with their sacrifices.
corban, kor′ban, n. anything devoted to God in fulfilment of a vow.