RAMA

RAMA is too spare a name to promise much on its own, so it reads like a product that depends entirely on the category behind it. By our assessment, that makes it impossible to praise in any detailed way without more context, but it can still be judged as a plain branded item with a very open meaning. The upside of such a name is that it is short and easy to remember; the downside is that it tells the buyer almost nothing about use, material or purpose. In practice, that usually means the real decision hangs on the rest of the listing, not on the name itself. It sits at the vague end of product naming, where clarity has to come from somewhere else. RAMA is mostly a label waiting for a job, and that is a very modest place to start from.