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Find a brand Name to be the bestseller of ergonomic manual trolley
- Contest holder: Gayraud
- Category: Company name
- Status: Ended
Start date: 13-01-2016
Ending date: 31-01-2016
It all started with an idea...
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CHARERGO
CHARIOT ERGONOMIQUE

Idea based on visually symmetrical text, that hints ergonomic in a certain way, since it is the same if read forward or backward. Meant to indicate easy handling, as something that your product enables.
Symmetry also enables better possibilities when name is applied in a logo.

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Based on same concept as PORTERGO, (porter + ergo) only with different order of the words (ergo + porter) - ERGORTER
Transporteurs ergonomiques

Accoding to Google, the French words for carry is porter. So, Porter + Ergo = Portergo.
Been thinking even more, but couldn't think of anything better than this one.
3 syllabus
Genuine French word that sounds good and familiar in English too.
Ergonomic Carrier -
Porteuse ergonomique
PORTERGO

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Coined from Trolley + Ergo (short for ergonomic). The “go“ at the end also fits nicely as it sugfest moving.

*Coined from Chariots and Carry. Chariots since the obvious first known men-made vehicle, extremely simple which fits with the trolley, and carry that describes the purpose - carrying chariots.
Good idea but too much english thinking for french people! I know we must open our mind but this is the market law!
Thanks. I‘m here just to think outloud, decision is yours :)
Just googled and found that chariots is actually French word for trolleys.
What a coincidence.