Which linguistic phenomenon, originating in e-commerce, describes when a brand name becomes so dominant it replaces the generic term for that product or action?

The rise of e-commerce hasn't just transformed how we shop—it's also revolutionized our language. From 'add to cart' becoming everyday vocabulary to specialized jargon that shapes consumer behavior, digital retail has introduced hundreds of new terms into our lexicon. Test your knowledge about how language and linguistics have evolved alongside digital shopping platforms, and discover how terminology influences consumer psychology and shopping patterns.

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Proprietary eponymy (e.g., 'to Google' replacing 'to search')
Linguistic monetization (e.g., 'Prime' becoming associated with premium service)
Digital verbification (e.g., 'to Amazon' something)
Commercial metonymy (e.g., 'PayPal' representing online payments)