Which of these brands famously incorporated linguistic sound symbolism (the connection between sound and meaning) in their name development?

Many successful companies leverage linguistic principles in their brand names and logos to create memorable and impactful identities. This poll tests your knowledge about how language and linguistics have shaped some of the world's most recognizable brands. Can you identify which linguistic technique or phenomenon is correctly matched with the brand that famously employs it?

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Kodak - deliberately created with hard consonants that sound like a camera shutter clicking
Microsoft - chosen because it contains morphemes from two Germanic languages
Amazon - named after a South American tribe known for their distinctive tonal language
Google - derived from ancient Sanskrit words for 'knowledge seeking'