domain Any value for these names? - Orgios.com

[lyman]

Orgios.com
Ozonios.com
Fugios.com
Orchidios.com

 

[lyman]

any comment?

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Are those Spanish names?

 

[-Matthew-]

At least type in a very basic meaning for each name.
Do you expect people to go in cold with four weird names and have to spend 3 - 5 minutes on each name to find out what you could type after each name?

Regards.matt

 

[accelerator]

Orgios.com
Ozonios.com
Fugios.com
Orchidios.com

Any possible value would derive from their potential as brands. See BrandBucket.com for inspiration.

 

[lyman]

Thank you guys for all of your comments, well, there are possible meaning for each name but the point was that because of their easy and rememberable pronunciation they could be a brandable names without the need of any meaning, but I can explain the following:

For Orgios, it is in Lithuanian and it means Orgies in English.

For Fugios, fugio, fugios -- a former coin of the United States.

For Ozonios, it is a brandable name mainly but seems it has a meaning in the Esperanto language (an artificial language devised in 1887 as an international medium of communication, based on roots from the chief European languages).

For Orchidios, it is a brandable name mainly and it can be anything related to Orchids.

I'll be glad to hear your comments back.
Lyman.

 

[lyman]

At least type in a very basic meaning for each name.
Do you expect people to go in cold with four weird names and have to spend 3 - 5 minutes on each name to find out what you could type after each name?

Regards.matt

Thank you Matt your comments, well, there are possible meaning for each name but the point was that because of their easy and rememberable pronunciation they could be a brandable names without the need of any meaning, but I can explain the following:

For Orgios, it is in Lithuanian and it means Orgies in English.

For Fugios, fugio, fugios -- a former coin of the United States.

For Ozonios, it is a brandable name mainly but seems it has a meaning in the Esperanto language (an artificial language devised in 1887 as an international medium of communication, based on roots from the chief European languages).

For Orchidios, it is a brandable name mainly and it can be anything related to Orchids.

I'll be glad to hear from you back.
Regards.
Lyman.

 

[lyman]

Any possible value would derive from their potential as brands. See BrandBucket.com for inspiration.

Thank you really , thats what I meant when I reg them.

 

[lyman]

Are those Spanish names?

No

 

[lyman]

Any one else?