Which linguistic principle was primarily used when Google rebranded its parent company as 'Alphabet' in 2015?

In the world of product marketing, language evolves constantly to create brand identities and connect with consumers. Companies invest heavily in linguistic research to develop memorable names, slogans, and brand voices. This trivia question explores how linguistic principles have shaped a famous rebranding strategy. Test your knowledge about the intersection of linguistics and product marketing!

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Sound symbolism - using sounds that evoke specific meanings or feelings
Semantic transparency - choosing a name that clearly reflects the organization's structure and purpose
Phonetic reduction - shortening a complex name to improve memorability
Linguistic appropriation - borrowing terminology from other languages for exotic appeal