available Five-Letter Pronounceable Domains

[deleted984054565403]

:hi:

I'm a 5-letter brandable name enthusiast. Here's a list of some names I didn't pick up, but would have liked to.

beggu.com
cebbu.com
ceggu.com
ceppu.com
deggu.com
febbu.com
feggu.com
feppu.com
fettu.com
gebbu.com
geggu.com
gellu.com
heggu.com
hettu.com
jebbu.com
jeggu.com
jeppu.com
keggu.com
keppu.com
leebu.com
leggu.com
leppu.com
meggu.com
meppu.com
pebbu.com
reggu.com
rellu.com
tebbu.com
teggu.com
vebbu.com
veppu.com
weppu.com - 558,984 Alexa
wettu.com
yeggu.com
zebbu.com
zeggu.com
zeppu.com

All were available at the time of posting. :tu: Please let me know if you register any domains so I can remove them from the list! Thanks!

 

[dan_Vt]

lebu.com

Thought, miraculously,a 4 letter CVCV.com slipped through there...but it's taken.

 

[italiandragon]

:hi:

I'm a 5-letter brandable name enthusiast. Here's a list of some names I didn't pick up, but would have liked to.

beggu.com
cebbu.com
ceggu.com
ceppu.com
deggu.com
febbu.com
feggu.com
feppu.com
fettu.com
gebbu.com
geggu.com
gellu.com
heggu.com
hettu.com
jebbu.com
jeggu.com
jeppu.com
keggu.com
keppu.com
lebu.com
leggu.com
leppu.com
meggu.com
meppu.com
pebbu.com
reggu.com
rellu.com
tebbu.com
teggu.com
vebbu.com
veppu.com
weppu.com - 558,984 Alexa
wettu.com
yeggu.com
zebbu.com
zeggu.com
zeppu.com

All were available at the time of posting. :tu: Please let me know if you register any domains so I can remove them from the list! Thanks!

Steve....you are confusing me.....LLLL.com are worthless......but you are a fan of LLLLL.com ?

 

[deleted984054565403]

Steve....you are confusing me.....LLLL.com are worthless......but you are a fan of LLLLL.com ?

Yes, I'm a very big fan of them if they're actually usable. Just like I can be over four-letter domains if they make sense (Fofu, Jato, etc.).

But that's another argument for another thread.

 

[italiandragon]

Yes, I'm a very big fan of them if they're actually usable. Just like I can be over four-letter domains if they make sense (Fofu, Jato, etc.).

But that's another argument for another thread.

uhm....and obviously by usable you mean only if you like them?

Those names would scare an italian just to give you an idea on my perception of pronunciability ......but we know.....English rules.

 

[deleted984054565403]

uhm....and obviously by usable you mean only if you like them?

Those names would scare an italian just to give you an idea on my perception of pronunciability ......but we know.....English rules.

Ah, yes, but well-known names like "Flickr" aren't textbook pronounceable names either, but they seem to do just fine.

Think Web 2.0.

 

[.X.]

Awesome list...Steve.... Haven't regged any..yet-lol...Rep givin

 

[deleted984054565403]

Awesome list...Steve.... Haven't regged any..yet-lol...Rep givin

Thanks, John! Expect more soon -- I'm working on a better list now.

 

[.X.]

uhm....and obviously by usable you mean only if you like them?

Those names would scare an italian just to give you an idea on my perception of pronunciability ......but we know.....English rules.

<<<< see my avatar ....italiandragon ... Would that make sense if it were Adza.com? NO....But it contains 2 generic words in 5 letters... Is highly brandable, And excellent for web2.0

 

[italiandragon]

<<<< see my avatar ....italiandragon ... Would that make sense if it were Adza.com? NO....But it contains 2 generic words in 5 letters... Is highly brandable, And excellent for web2.0

yeah well.....2 generic words in English must be.....I don`t know the meaning of "zaz".....

 

[.X.]

In the USA ...ZAZ has been used for aslong as i can remeber... ZAZ it up with "Zatarans" that is a food here, Perhaps more of slang, ZAZ is used for ... Another name i have is "Teeoz.com" Here again, Two generic dictionary words... Tee being a well known short cut slang word for T-Shirt, "oz" has a few dictionary meanings, One being " A Magical Place" Would "Teeo.com" be better ..italiandragon??? The theory of 5 letter branders is simple.....And why they are better than LLLL.com , Just ad an extra letter, and you have yourself a real name

 

[italiandragon]

In the USA ...ZAZ has been used for aslong as i can remeber... ZAZ it up with "Zatarans" that is a food here, Perhaps more of slang, ZAZ is used for ... Another name i have is "Teeoz.com" Here again, Two generic dictionary words... Tee being a well known short cut slang word for T-Shirt, "oz" has a few dictionary meanings, One being " A Magical Place" Would "Teeo.com" be better ..italiandragon???

:bah: I`ll stick with LLLL.com , I leave the 5 ones for you guys.

 

[deleted984054565403]

In the USA ...ZAZ has been used for aslong as i can remeber... ZAZ it up with "Zatarans" that is a food here, Perhaps more of slang, ZAZ is used for ... Another name i have is "Teeoz.com" Here again, Two generic dictionary words... Tee being a well known short cut slang word for T-Shirt, "oz" has a few dictionary meanings, One being " A Magical Place" Would "Teeo.com" be better ..italiandragon??? The theory of 5 letter branders is simple.....And why they are better than LLLL.com , Just ad an extra letter, and you have yourself a real name

Exactly.

And when the good, pronounceable five-letter domains are gone, I'll move on to six- and seven-letter brandable domains. It's not an issue of length. I register lots of six-letter brandable names. The more letters, the more possibilities.

The only reason it appears I'm against four-letter domains is because there are no good names left to register, and the ones that are for sale (CVCV) are overpriced. I don't usually buy a domain based on length, with the exception of my EQGE.com, which is the only LLLL.com I own that I'll resell to a naive LLLL collector somewhere down the road for more than it's worth. :bah: :lol:

Here are some more names:

zurpo.com
zurto.com
zurpo.com
vurlo.com
vurpo.com
jurto.com
lurto.com
murpo.com
nurgo.com
nurpo.com
wurgo.com
wurlo.com
curpo.com
furpo.com
furlo.com
jurlo.com
jurpo.com
jalto.com

 

[rzpvile]

I wanted to get furlo.com but it appears to not be dropped.

Updated Date: 31-jan-2007
Creation Date: 05-feb-2002
Expiration Date: 05-feb-2008

 

[Dmacadocious]

my 2 cents is i'm not high on short domains, because keyword searches and autofillin, favorites, etc. once a user goes there once, the browser will fill in the full name. if its memorable and brandable, i don't care how long it is.

 

[toptek]

I agree with the value of five letter domains over no-meaning four-letter ones... here's a list of five letters, maybe someone can use:

WOKOS.COM <--- Pretty memorable
WOTAK.COM
MUXAL.COM
FAMOT.COM <--- Fame Bot?
TOBOX.COM <--- Mail service? Botox injections?
PUXUS.COM
BURUX.COM
TOWIP.COM <--- S&M site?
HUBUX.COM
RAWOY.COM
DOLEG.COM
RUXAM.COM
KOPOM.COM
ZUNOT.COM
QUTEM <--- sounds "qute"
POYUR
QUTIL.COM <--- "util" as in "utilities
RINEY.COM <--- Sounds like a first or last name, memorable
KUPOX.COM
TAXOC.COM <--- TAX Office Consultants?
WOKUM.COM
QIQUS.COM <--- memorable?
VOKUP.COM
WEMIB.COM <--- web mebibyte (MiB, storage unit)
XABOK.COM <-- a blend of Xanga and Facebook?
BUBEM.COM
TILOT.COM
SUVOR.COM

 

[deleted984054565403]

I agree with the value of five letter domains over no-meaning four-letter ones... here's a list of five letters, maybe someone can use:

WOKOS.COM <--- Pretty memorable
WOTAK.COM
MUXAL.COM
FAMOT.COM <--- Fame Bot?
TOBOX.COM <--- Mail service? Botox injections?
PUXUS.COM
BURUX.COM
TOWIP.COM <--- S&M site?
HUBUX.COM
RAWOY.COM
DOLEG.COM
RUXAM.COM
KOPOM.COM
ZUNOT.COM
QUTEM <--- sounds "qute"
POYUR
QUTIL.COM <--- "util" as in "utilities
RINEY.COM <--- Sounds like a first or last name, memorable
KUPOX.COM
TAXOC.COM <--- TAX Office Consultants?
WOKUM.COM
QIQUS.COM <--- memorable?
VOKUP.COM
WEMIB.COM <--- web mebibyte (MiB, storage unit)
XABOK.COM <-- a blend of Xanga and Facebook?
BUBEM.COM
TILOT.COM
SUVOR.COM

Nice list... I was going to register TOBOX, but it appears it's been taken for a couple years now.

Thanks! :tu:

 

[verbster]

With five letters, there are some nice brandables out there...even some using real words. I've got several of these (bamra, voyol, hunel, etc.), but it takes a special combination of two syllables to be memorable or fit an implied meaning for a site.

Overall, I think I'd rather have single syllable domains when it comes down to how memorable and applicable a non-word is (zotch, bonch, etc.).

In the USA ...ZAZ has been used for aslong as i can remeber

I like "zaz" for its sound, but have not ever heard the expression "zaz it up." Have heard "jazz it up," though. Maybe it's a geographical dialect?

 

[toptek]

Nice list... I was going to register TOBOX, but it appears it's been taken for a couple years now.

Thanks! :tu:

Oops! sorry about that...

BTW, can you post a similar list of available 5 letter .com domains ending with an O instead of a U?

 

[deleted984054565403]

Oops! sorry about that...

BTW, can you post a similar list of available 5 letter .com domains ending with an O instead of a U?

I have a list of those -- I may post them, but those were my personal reg list.