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Having trouble brainstorming a URL name for your new Web 2.0 project?
Wordoid.com is a new domain finding tool that automatically generates natural sounding domain names that contain a root word or syllable of your choice.
You can ask for results that sound like English, Spanish, French or Italian
TLD availability for each generated ‘wordoid’ is listed next to each result. If the domain is available, the service provides a link to Godaddy.com to complete the registration.
From the Wordoid Site:
Why?
Naming is not easy. Coming up with a catchy name for a product, company or domain can be a real challenge. It is like looking for a needle in a haystack: the right name should sound good, must not be already used by someone else, should have the potential to become a brand, and preferably with as little Google search results as possible.
How?
Wordoid.com is a webapp that strives to help you invent a good name. It makes up new words. Automagically. It knows how to create words in English or Spanish. It even knows how to create words in an imaginary language, constructed by blending two or more real languages together.
It is simple to use
Just choose one or more languages, select the preferred quality level, type in a fragment you would like the wordoids to contain, and press Create.
Giving the site the base word ‘tech’, and the language Italian, the site returned the following suggestions: technolo.com, technicato.com, techeranno.com and techeranza.com. All are free, and we’re not going to take them – so have at it, Italian tech bloggers…
[via The Domains]
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The suffix “oid” does not mean the same thing as the suffix “droid”.
Their logo (which oddly seems to reference Google’s ‘Android’ logo) suggests that they intended ‘oid’ to mean ‘droid’.
In other words: “Wordroid” would have been a better name.
But that’s what you get when you use an algorithm to do your naming I suppose…