domain dynаmizе.cоm - dictionary word

[Andrei P.]

It's a dictionary word.
dynаmizе.cоm

Any appraisals are welcome

 

[NameSugar]

What dictionary?

Could be a good brand for a web developer, specially one that specializes in AJAX and/or database sites. I don't consider this a dictionary word though.

I'd say low $xxx undeveloped. More to the right end user.

 

[Andrei P.]

What dictionary?

English is not my native language. But http://www.thefreedictionary.com/dynamize

 

[Domaintion]

I dont know what namesugar is talking about..No offence!

that is a great name ergo. aged, very brandible, stands out of the crowd.

I would say low to mid $x,xxx to resellers

End user... alot more...

good luck!

 

[Andrei P.]

I like it very much. But as I told English is not native language for me. For me as a foreigner the name sounds great. If there was not such word I would invent it

But I want to know how does sound for native speakers.

 

[Domaintion]

it sounds great dude! have confidence in this domain. It is def. worth a bunch

 

[Andrei P.]

it sounds great dude! have confidence in this domain. It is def. worth a bunch

Thanks. Sent some rep to both of you.

 

[NameSugar]

Maybe I mistyped...I couldn't find it in three dictionaries. I see it now.

Weird, try copying the domain text from the post title, no results, type it in and it's fine.

My mistake.

 

[Andrei P.]

Maybe I mistyped...I couldn't find it in three dictionaries. I see it now.
Weird, try copying the domain text from the post title, no results, type it in and it's fine.

My mistake.

I search-protected it in Title.

 

[rjmlar]

dynamize is not in the Am. Heritage or Websters, and if the word is in the Oxford dictionary spelling might be with an s instead of a z. Nonetheless, since the internet has had more influence on modern language than any other culture, and the fact "dynamize" is definitely in use throughout the Web, it's a word worth registering. The domain has a nice ring to it that might be played off of something traditional like dynamistic.

 

[WGS_Thunder]

I dont know what namesugar is talking about..No offence!

that is a great name ergo. aged, very brandible, stands out of the crowd.

I would say low to mid $x,xxx to resellers

End user... alot more...

good luck!

I don't see it as having that much value to resellers. Low to mid XXX maybe. JMO

 

[essejaygee]

Yeah man, "Dynamize" has "marketing" written all over it :kickass:
Nice name!

 

[Domaintion]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dynamize

Dictionary.com is one of the most reilable online dictinaries and dynamize has two meanings. And both of them could be very brandable with a name like this. It is a great domain.

 

[exsedo]

dynamise gets more results than dynamize. There are quite a few domains that this happens to and usually the s or z become irrelevant because as mentioned before, this is internet speak and people like it. An end user domain for sure, so remember the value is with the buyer. Another example is aquisition/acquisition. Good look anyway.

 

[NameSugar]

I search-protected it in Title.

Well you learn something new everyday...

Sorry for posting prematurely. I think it's a great name!

 

[JayJay]

Excellent name Ergo very brandable! Id say low to mid xxx for this name but I would easily see this becoming a name for a product so I think Id hold onto it for a while and email a few companies. Good luck