Which major dictionary publisher rebranded its flagship product with a new name derived from linguistic research to better represent its digital evolution?

In the world of language and linguistics, branding has evolved to incorporate sophisticated linguistic principles. Companies invest heavily in language research to create names, slogans, and brand identities that resonate across cultures and languages. This trivia question explores a famous corporate rebranding that had significant linguistic implications. Test your knowledge about how language shapes modern brand identity!

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Oxford University Press rebranded Oxford Dictionary to 'Lexico'
Merriam-Webster rebranded Webster's Dictionary to 'Verbum'
Cambridge University Press rebranded Cambridge Dictionary to 'Lingora'
Collins rebranded Collins Dictionary to 'Wordsmith'