Thread: 2x2 puzzle

We know that Japanese can be written either like Russian (L->R then U->D), or vertically down with the following column to the left. Normally it's clear how it was written. It becomes tricky when there are 4 characters -- it seems in comics people sometimes use one way in this case and sometimes the other, probably vertical being more common.

I wonder if there can be any 2x2 combinations of 4 different kanji that could be read both ways -- i.e. so that in
1 2
3 4
all of (1 2), (3 4), (1 3) and (2 4) could form meaningful compounds? Ideally, with 1234 and 2413 meaningful too, but maybe even without that requirement?
I couldn't find any, but I think there should be some. Any solutions?

I guess only to make compounds so that all of (1 2), (3 4), (1 3) and (2 4) could have some meanings is not so hard, and I think there are such questions both as a game and as entrance exam for some private junior high schools: in a form not to make up compounds from nothing but to fill in a blanc in which you're given the other set of kanji. But I'm afraid that there is no theoretical solutions to make up a set so that both (1234) and (2413) could form a meaningful compound. I'm not sure.