Which retail brand's logo contains a linguistic element correctly matched to its design?

Corporate logos often contain fascinating linguistic elements that reflect brand identity and values. From hidden messages in negative space to clever wordplay and typographic choices, language plays a crucial role in logo design. This poll tests your knowledge about how linguistics influences some of the world's most recognizable retail brand identities. Can you identify which linguistic feature is correctly matched with its retail brand?

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Amazon - The arrow points from A to Z, representing they sell everything from A to Z, a linguistic concept called 'alphabetic completeness'
Target - The red bullseye represents a morpheme that changes meaning in different linguistic contexts
Starbucks - The mermaid logo contains hidden phonetic symbols representing coffee origins
Walmart - The star in the logo is a visual representation of the glottal stop in linguistic phonology