Zithe.com -- Zithe.com

Zithe.com -- Zithe
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In any investment, you expect to have fun and make money.

-- Michael Jordan

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"Zithe" would be a cool name for a tech start-up.

Radio test: "Zithe" passes the radio test with one caveat: with the silent "e" at the end, the listener may hear "zith." So your announcer should pronounce as follows:

"Zithe-dot-com; that's z-i-t-h-e-dot-com -- with an 'e' at the end."

In short, "Zithe" can be both an aural and a visual term: internet, TV, print. However, if you plan to use radio spots extensively for advertising your product or service, you might consider using another name. 

As of 9/15/2013, "Zithe" and its variations ("Zi the," "Sithe," and "Si the"), do not appear in the USPTO.gov data bases.

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Zithe.com

ZUVT.com -- ZUVT

Zuvt.com -- Zuvt
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One out of every 100 families in Vermont was a part owner of Ben and Jerry's.

-- Jerry Greenfield

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This sweet little name would make a great company name for a business located in Vermont (VT), which would leave "ZU" for your company name. "Zuvt" would also make a fine tech name.

For other acronyms for VT, see Acronym Finder and Acronym Attic.

There are very few acronyms for "ZU," which is actually good news because branding this will be that much easier (Acronym Attic).

In order to pass the radio test, the letters would have to be spelled out, so this is primarily a visual name: internet, TV, and print media.

No trademarks were found on USPTO.gov for "ZUVT" or related names (other than "ZU," which is not surprising given it's short length. Please conduct your own research before purchasing).

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ZUVT.com

ZXAL.com -- ZXAL

ZXAL.com -- ZXAL
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Reason is the natural order of truth; but imagination is the organ of meaning.

--C. S. Lewis

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"ZXAL" is a very cool-looking 4-letter name that would make a good company name/acronym. We envision this as a technology or space-age domain: tech website, private space agency, gaming site, computers, etc.

However, if you're seeking a name that will be advertised extensively on the radio, then this might not be the name for your company. This is short enough that you could spell out the letters, but this is primarily a visual name.

No trademarks were found on the USPTO.gov data base for "ZXAL" or any of its variations, such as "SXAL."

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ZXAL.com

ZooCow.com -- ZooCow or Zoo Cow

ZooCow.com -- Zoocow or Zoo Cow
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Zoo: An excellent place to study the habits of human beings.

--Evan Esar

Cow: The cow is of the bovine ilk; one end is moo, the other milk.

--Ogden Nash

ZooCow: a mash-up of human-behavior study and mooolgy, using bovine methodology, involving cud chewing and lackadaisical observation.

--Your webmaster 

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"ZooCow" is one of those goofy terms that humor and greeting card sites (Moonpig?) seem to choose. As far as we know, there are no zoo cows, but what do we know? Yes, there have been cows in zoos, for instance, the late Aggie, but no animal species called by this term.

We acquired this domain simply because it created an earworm in our collective head--GAHHH, get out, get out!--not because of its amazing stats.

But, then, if you were looking for natural high-traffic domain names, you wouldn't be here, now would you?

Once you hear it, ZooCow is a term that a listener will not soon forget, which makes it a great term for a potentially high-traffic website. We can't promise that ZooCow will be the road to your financial success, but we can say that this domain has all the characteristics of a fine brandable domain.

It passes the radio test with flying colors, while also being a visual name, ready for internet, TV, and print media advertising.

"ZooCow" and "Zoo Cow" do not appear on the USPTO.gov data base. Neither do typos "SooCow" and "Soo Cow."

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ZooCow.com