Which of these famous brand names was deliberately created using linguistic principles of 'sound symbolism' where the name's sounds were chosen to evoke specific product attributes?

The intersection of linguistics and branding is a fascinating field of study. Companies often carefully craft their brand names using linguistic principles to create memorable, meaningful identities that resonate across cultures. This poll tests your knowledge about the linguistic origins and deliberate language choices behind some of the world's most recognizable brand names. Are you familiar with how language shapes our brand landscape?

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Kodak (created as a meaningless word with hard consonant sounds that are easily pronounced in most languages)
Apple (chosen because Steve Jobs had just visited an apple orchard and thought the fruit represented simplicity)
Amazon (selected to reference the world's largest river, symbolizing the company's intended large scale)
Adidas (derived from the founder's name, Adolf 'Adi' Dassler, combining his nickname and surname)