Which linguistic phenomenon was intentionally used to create the brand name 'Kodak', as explained by founder George Eastman?

Brand names and slogans often have fascinating linguistic origins that affect consumer perception. Many successful brands strategically use linguistic devices like phonesthesia (sound symbolism), morphology, and etymology to create memorable and effective names. This poll tests your knowledge of how language shapes product marketing in the global marketplace.

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It was created as a palindrome that reads the same in multiple languages
It was designed to incorporate phonesthesia, with the hard 'K' sounds conveying strength and precision
It was derived from an Ancient Greek word meaning 'to capture' or 'to record'
It was constructed from the initials of key employees who developed the first camera