Kraftia |
Kraftia® is a simple and memorable hybrid construction combining the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic and Scandinavian word kraft for power, might, strength, art, skill, craft, trade, work, and the Latin feminine suffix -ia.
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Consumer; Finance; Health; Industry; Services; Technology |
Kraftia.com |
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Pendron |
Pendron® combines the Greek word for five, penta, and the Greek neuter suffix -on.
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Finance; Industry; Services; Technology |
Pendron.com |
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Arithmica |
Based on the Greek word for number, arithmos, and the Greek suffix -ica, denoting ownership, Arithmica® can be translated as that which deals with numbersa name suitable, for example a digital or financial consulting company dealing with numbers.
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Finance; Industry; Services; Technology |
Arithmica.com |
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Superica |
Superica® is created from the Latin prefix super for over, topmost, superior, and a suffix denoting ownership. Its meaning: that which belongs to the top.
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Finance; Industry; Media; Technology |
Superica.com |
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Bowgrace |
Bowgrace® is the ornamented figure that in former times embellished the bow on shipsfor beauty and for guidance on dangerous journeys. Etymologically, grace comes from the positively charged gratia, meaning grace, favour, influence.
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Consumer; Media |
Bowgrace.com |
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Tellant |
Derived from the Anglo-Saxon verb tellan, meaning to calculate, compute, account, consider, tell, Tellant® at the same time associates to the Scandinavian words tal and tall for number.
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Finance; Industry; Media; Services; Technology |
Tellant.com |
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Viveron |
The phonetically strong Viveron® is created from the Latin word vivo, to live, and the Greek suffix -eron denoting action.
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Health; Industry |
Viveron.com |
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GalleryLeague |
GalleryLeague® is part of NameSale.com's collection of League brand names. To see the complete list, choose Collections in the Categories list.
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Consumer; Collections |
Galleryleague.com |
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Cittadello |
A Cittadello® is the Italian word for citadelan elevated castle that in former times functioned both as the center and stronghold of cities.
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Consumer; Finance; Services |
Cittadello.com |
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Fructia |
Fructia®, the Latin word for fruits, really means something to take delight in.
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Consumer |
Fructia.com |
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Citagon |
A brilliant name derived from the Latin cito for fast and ageo for acting. Indirectly, it also associates to Pentagon, but is phonetically more powerful.
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Finance; Industry; Media |
Citagon.com |
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Independica |
Independica® is based on English independence and the Greek -ica suffix denoting ownership.
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Consumer; Finance; Industry; Services; Technology |
Independica.com |
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Allientus |
Allientus® is an ally in Latin.
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Finance; Services |
Allientus.com |
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Equitheon |
A superb brand name for any masterfully index-beating fund manager, Equitheon® can be translated as equity god. It derives from the Latin word eques for horseman, knight, and aequus for even, uniform, just, and Greek theon for god.
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Finance |
Equitheon.com |
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Allicore |
A typographically strong name combined from the English word alliance and core, both of Latin origin. Allicore® also evokes the Latin word allicio, to attract, allure.
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Finance; Services |
Allicore.com |
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Infinor |
Infinor® can be read as a combination of infinity, from Latin infinis, and the geographical root nor as in north or Nordic. With its infix root fin, Infinor® also associates to finance.
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Finance; Geographical; Industry; Media; Services; Technology |
Infinor.com |
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Faktia |
Faktia® is a most simple and memorable hybrid construction combining the Germanic and Scandinavian root of fakta for facts, and the Latin feminine -ia suffix.
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Consumer; Finance; Industry; Services; Technology |
Faktia.com |
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Mercorona |
The memorable, typographically distinct Mercorona® name is composed from the Latin word merus for pure or genuine, and corona, the golden wreath bestowed upon distinguished citizens of Rome. At the same time, the name contains the root merc for trade and finance, manifest in English derivatives such as merchant and coronation.
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Finance; Services |
Mercorona.com |
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Folkia |
Combining the Germanic and Scandinavian root of folk or volk, for people (as in Volkswagen, the peoples' car), and the Latin feminine -ia suffix, Folkia is an apt name for products or services for the people. It comes with the Volkia.com domain, and is available in selected markets only.
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Consumer; Industry; Media; Services; Technology |
Folkia.com, Volkia.com |
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Panact |
Panact® is based on Greek pan for all and Latin actio for to do, lead, drive, manage, act.
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Consumer; Finance; Health; Industry; Services; Technology |
Panact.com |
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