What do you think of this name?

[kaloriabazis]

Dear forum members! I need a little help from native English speakers experienced in good company names. I would like to ask you what do think of when you see this site name:
mronk.com
What can be this about? Any word association / image comes to your mind? If you feel any emotion (positive or negative) what is it?

I'm not a native, so thats why appreciate any help. Read on only if you have created your opinion.

MY GOAL: I'm looking for a name which is appropriate for my online presence as a little crazy indie app developer. This is also a nickname which my friends gave me. I dont want to feel very tech-serious, but I dont want to feel ashamed either when I link my site.

Another more professional sounding studio name ideas (which are not good as nickname). But I'm still interested if you like any of them?

• dicemoon.com
• mooncombo.com
• ifcliff.com
• neverendingo.com
• amio.app

I have a list of more hundred of name ideas which I wont link here . However I show my criteria list:

• Unique in the world
• Easy to remember
• Not ashamed to say
• Clear in spelling and pronunciation
• Generate some non-negative emotion / 'taste' / character / connection instead of neutral tech words.
• Keep it short
• Usable as studio name and nickname
• Domain .com free
• 'Ok I got it' reaction instead of 'wtf is this name'?

 

[DoolallyTap]

use a name that reflects your product.

 

[Newchodge]

It means nothing to anyone except you. I am not convinced that is a good idea. Personally, I don't like the sound/feel of it.

 

[fisicx]

Nobody anywhere in the world cares about the name you choose. Nobody cares how you describe yourself. All they care about is your ability to deliver a project on time and within budget.

None of your suggestions have a taste or feel. Mronk sounds like a meme misspelling of ‘moron’. Keep it simple and just use your name.

 

[DontAsk]

kaloria rolls off the tongue much better.

 

[phryne]

Neologisms may work, but they would need very strong marketing to add meaning to the word. Words that seem like real words but aren't could be a better alternative e.g. squaggle (which exists as slang). I don't believe that relatedness to the product matters – but at least make sure it's something people can say. Sounds have psychological relationships with emotions. Which word is more aggressive: tartar or zumzum? Which word is warm: kashin or maima? I'd expect you'd pick tartar for the first and maima for the second.