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phio · #1 (**permalink**) 13th May 2008, 09:47:50

linéaire.com
ampère.com

arrosée.com (waters/watering seems to have more than one meaning?)
accentués.com
récents.com

tâche.net (a famous domainer owns the .com I believe

)
latâche.com

Are these the correct spellings and can the words be stand alone?

Guix · #2 (**permalink**) 13th May 2008, 12:04:11

Hi Phio,

linéaire.com : correct, but adjective, and an adjective does not stand alone although there are exceptions (gratuit.com, belle.com, ...).

ampère.com : correct, can stand alone

arrosée.com : correct, adjective in the feminine form, does not stand alone well. Has different meanings : a flower or a plant can be arrosée (watered) but a party can be "arrosée" or even "bien arrosée" (watered but with alcohol

)

accentués.com : correct, adjective in the masculine plural form, does not stand alone but with a subdomain would be OK : domaines.accentués.com

récents.com : correct, adjective in the masculine plural form, does not stand alone very well

tâche.net : noun, correct, stands alone

latâche.com : correct but in the general opinion articles + nouns domains have no or little value

phio · #3 (**permalink**) 13th May 2008, 23:40:46

Thanks Guix,

I dropped some accordingly. So helpful Thanks!

Guix · #4 (**permalink**) 14th May 2008, 00:22:59

You're welcome, I hope to have advised well, a different view is never a bad thing to have !

phio · #5 (**permalink**) 14th May 2008, 00:34:41

Yep, and you know I kept seeing 'bien arrosée' in my searches, so thanks for clarifying that one.

Guix · #6 (**permalink**) 14th May 2008, 01:07:10

Lol ! Maybe even "soirée bien arrosée" ?

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