Which linguistic phenomenon was specifically avoided when Kodak created its brand name, making it one of the first scientifically designed brand names in history?

Brand names are carefully crafted linguistic products that companies invest millions to perfect. The science of naming involves phonetics, morphology, semantic associations, and cultural considerations. Some of the world's most successful brands have names that follow specific linguistic principles that make them memorable, pronounceable in multiple languages, and subconsciously appealing. This poll tests your knowledge about the specialized field of linguistic brand development.

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Phonological neighborhood effects (similarity to existing words)
Vowel harmony (consistency of vowel sounds)
Phonotactic constraints (language-specific sound combinations)
Semantic transparency (clear meaning derivation)