Which linguistic phenomenon did the creators of the brand name 'Häagen-Dazs' deliberately leverage, despite the name having no actual meaning in any language?

The intersection of linguistics and marketing has created some of the most memorable brand experiences in retail history. Language choices in advertising slogans can make or break a product launch, with linguistic research showing that certain phonetic combinations trigger stronger emotional responses. This poll tests your knowledge of how language science has influenced iconic branding decisions and how linguistic theory informs modern marketing strategies.

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Foreign branding effect (using foreign-sounding names to evoke prestige)
Phonological iconicity (using sounds that mimic the product's qualities)
Semantic transparency (using words that directly describe the product)
Sound symbolism of Nordic languages (conveying coldness through phonetics)