What Name Sounds The Best To You 2 Names

Which company name do you think sounds better: SteptoStore, StoreTrail or DoorBeam?

Of the three mentioned names doorbeam sounds good given the concept of your business.But i will suggest you try out more names and come up with something more crisp and acute.These three names have been deduced by taking the most crucial aspects of your idea.Another approach is to find catchy keywords in other languages or synonymous words. None of these three are astounding enough.Just choose some root words and play around with them. Also you can come up with your brand name by just thinking of sounds or smell etc. that springs to your head when you think of your idea.Attaching an emotion is also a good idea.The ultimate approach can be to go completely berserk and give a name which is completely unrelated to your idea.

I need some advice to pick an English name. Which one sounds best to you?

Any of the names would be fine. But you asked which one sounds best. Let me talk about what I think sounds best with your last name.I'd say the last three would not be as good because they are slightly harder to pronounce with your last name. The /n/ sound is made in the front of the mouth, and the /k/ sound at the back. This takes a bit more effort. And I can imagine that in rapid speech, the /n/ sound might sometimes tend toward an /ng/ sound, because of the following /k/.You don't like the connotations of "Iris." And I think the /s/ followed by /k/ has the same phonetic issue as the -n names, the front-to-back change.That leaves the names that end with vowels. There is another consideration: rhythm. "Ellie" and "Cassie" each has a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable. Your one-syllable last name would of course be stressed. So that would give your name a stressed-unstressed-stressed rhythm, DAH-dah-DAH.The other two names are longer, and each includes two unstressed syllables in a row. I think these are a better choice, because you get a more interesting rhythm when you add the last name. English commonly has an up-down-up-down rhythm, alternating stressed and unstressed syllables. These two names break up that pattern, in a way that I find pleasing. Maybe you will, too.My preference would be "Olivia," though I like "Victoria" as well. You are right about "Olivia" being popular. It has grown a lot in popularity in about the last 30 years, so it will be especially popular among younger people.http://www.behindthename.com/nam...