Which linguistic phenomenon was deliberately employed in the creation of the brand name 'Häagen-Dazs' ice cream?

The language used in product names and slogans can significantly impact brand recognition and market success. Linguists and marketers often collaborate to create names that are phonetically pleasing, memorable, and culturally appropriate across global markets. This poll tests your knowledge of how linguistics has shaped some of the world's most famous brand names and how language evolution affects branding decisions.

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Foreign branding - using foreign-sounding names to create premium perception, despite having no meaning in any language
Phonetic symbolism - using specific sounds that research showed Americans associate with creaminess
Linguistic reclamation - reviving an ancient Danish dairy term to honor the founder's heritage
Onomatopoeia - mimicking the sound of ice cream being scooped from a container