Which major retail brand name derives from the Latin word 'frequens' meaning 'crowded, frequent' - reflecting the company's early focus on high-traffic retail locations?

Brand names are carefully crafted to evoke specific feelings and associations with consumers. Many global retail giants have fascinating linguistic origins behind their names that reflect their corporate history and identity. This poll tests your knowledge about the language and etymology behind major retail brands - do you know the true linguistic stories behind these household names?

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Zara (from Arabic 'zahrah' meaning 'flower' or 'brightness')
Target (from English 'target' referring to the company's bullseye logo)
Costco (from 'Cost Company', merged with Price Club)
Frequencia (now known as H&M, from Swedish 'Hennes & Mauritz')