Which linguistic technique did the Japanese retailer UNIQLO deliberately employ when creating its globally recognized brand name?

In today's global marketplace, retailers carefully craft their brand names with linguistic principles in mind. From phonetics to semantics, language influences how consumers perceive brands across different cultures and markets. This poll tests your knowledge about how linguistics has shaped some famous retail branding decisions and the science behind naming products for international success.

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Portmanteau - combining 'unique' and 'clothing' from the original name 'Unique Clothing Warehouse'
Onomatopoeia - creating a word that mimics the sound of fabric rustling
Back-formation - deriving from the Japanese phrase 'uni-kuro' meaning 'one color'
Reduplication - repeating syllables like 'uni' to create rhythm and memorability