Merge Words Generator

Merger - The Tool for Creative Name Findings

1/31/20

The Merger is a universal tool for anyone looking for a clever name: It does the tedious work of merging words at appropriate positions in no time. It finds pun names and makes sure to test all possible combinations. Merged words are clevitty and originice.

Merge Keywords Into New Names

A name that consists of two (or more) merged keywords is called a portmanteau word. It is one of the smartest methods to generate corporate and brand names. Famous examples of such smart words are Groupon or Pinterest. With the merger tools, you can find these hidden gems in your naming projects' keywords with little effort.

Similar to word combinations, the word merging tools also combines words with each other to generate new names. The important difference being that, depending on your settings, the merger tool will detect similarities in your keywords and delete particular components of the words, coming up with a range of portmanteau suggestions.

Automatically Generate Portmanteau Words

In the settings of the word merger tools, you can decide how exactly your keywords are to be merged. The number of merged words and the maximum length of a result can be set here as well.

Twin Finder - Portmanteau Generator

With the Twin Finder setting, the Merger will look for identical letters or letter combinations in two or more words and combine them where they are identical, resulting in portmanteau words. Use the "merge only with 2 identical letters" option for best results.

If you merge winter and internet, you get Winternet; if you merge British and fitness, you get Britness.

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Syllable Mixer - Rearranges Syllables Into New Names

This setting does just what it says on the tin: the tool cuts all keywords into syllables and arranges some of them to new words. If you enter senator and villa, you may end up with a result like Sevilla.

Letter-Muncher - Merged Words Generator

The letter-muncher systematically removes certain letters and then merges the keywords. If you take workout and yoga you will get results like Yorkout. Maybe a name for a fitness center in an English city, in the Big Apple or just any yoga school.
By the way: while the word combination tools finds approximately 200 combinations with an input of ten keywords, the word mergers may provide you with several thousand different results, all made possible by the various settings this name generator offers.