@mvr
Anyone knows the origin of the name 'neynar'?
do you agree with chatgpt's response below @neynar
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Putting it together: “Neynar”
From a branding and linguistic perspective, Neynar likely works because:
“ney” → light, modern, flexible, tech-friendly
“nar” → grounded, structural, foundational
Together → a balance of innovation + infrastructure
This is very typical of tech companies that want to sound:
global (not tied to one language),
unique (easy trademarking),
and slightly mythic or abstract.
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