Which e-commerce giant's name comes from a linguistic root meaning 'to battle against' and was chosen to appear before competitors in alphabetical listings?

In the world of e-commerce, company names often have fascinating linguistic origins and meanings. These names are carefully crafted to convey brand values, be memorable across languages, and create strong brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge about the linguistic background behind one of the world's most recognized e-commerce platforms and what its name actually signifies in language terms.

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Amazon (named after the world's largest river to suggest vast selection)
eBay (from Echo Bay Technology Group, the founder's consulting firm)
Alibaba (from the Arabic tale character who gained access to treasure with the phrase 'Open Sesame')
Etsy (from the Latin 'et si' meaning 'and if', chosen to appear early in alphabetical directories)