What are different forms of synesthesia?

Answer 1

Spacial sequence Synesthesia is where you have an automatic visual representation for chronological information. If you feel like January is to your left in autumn and to your right in spring, you probably have spacial sequence synesthesia.

Ordinal Lingual Personification synesthesia is where you attribute psychological information to numbers, letters, or other symbols. If you feel like 2 is really immature, you probably have OLPS. There are also kinds where you automatically attribute colors to letters or numbers.

Other kinds of synesthesia mostly involve any arbitrary association between sensory information. If you describe the taste of strawberries as yellow, you would have taste - visual synesthesia, if the sound of a Saxophone reminds you of the taste of Oranges, you would have audio - taste synesthesia. Audio - visual synesthesia is one of the most common. Typically, people with this see different songs as having different colors and textures.

Answer 2

There are too many, but i'll make it shorter.

syn could be any other sense or senses.

sight(shape,color, person, movement) >syn

sight (graph, grapheme, word) >syn

sound>syn

smell>syn

taste>syn

touch>syn

emotion>syn

concept>syn

And there could be a chain of syns. such as:

Smell>Taste>Touch>sight

(I never heard a chain of more than 3, but yeah, it's just an example)