No
Uh-Uh, nada, nope, ain't happening. An inverter works by creating an alternating voltage with the input DC and stepping it up. While it can be made to work both ways, it would cost five times as much, be far more complicated and weigh three times as much.
But, if you simply have to try.............
One of two things will happen, the best... nothing.
The worst, fried unit, burnt wires, blown fuses and a good probability of injury if you're too close.
Hmmmmmm, a bang with smoke and fire........ I might have top give it a shot. From a safe distance.