Which linguistic phenomenon did the brand name 'Kodak' deliberately utilize when it was created in 1888?

In the world of language and linguistics, product naming and branding can make or break a company's success. Linguistics experts are often consulted by major corporations to develop brand names that resonate across cultures, avoid negative connotations in different languages, and create powerful associations in consumers' minds. This poll tests your knowledge about how linguistic principles have influenced some famous brand developments and naming strategies.

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Phonetic symbolism (the 'k' sound was chosen for its perceived strength and memorability in multiple languages)
Onomatopoeia (the name was designed to mimic the sound of a camera shutter)
Semantic transparency (the word's root comes from Native American terms for 'image capture')
Morphological blending (combining 'kodify' and 'act' to suggest documenting action)