If you happen to ever tried to register some domains you most likely know the way difficult it’s to seek out something that has not been registered yet. You begin with an idea for a cool website (excitement), you then narrow down a few keywords (more excitement) and suddenly “Rattling! Who the heck registered that already!” (anger)…
One of the crucial effective ways to seek out a free domain name that’s relevant to your site is to grab a keyword and add prefixes or suffixes to it, until you discover something unique. Suppose you desire to launch a blog about marketing, all you’ve got to do is pick the word marketing and begin adding prefixes like “emarketing.com”, “promarketing.com”, “polimarketing.com” or suffixes like “marketingspot.com”, “marketingvox.com” or “marketingpulse.com”.
Below you will see greater than 200 prefixes and suffixes, so just grab your keyword and run through the list, in the end you will see some unique combination that nobody has registered yet. Good luck!
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Classic suffixes:
- house
- central
- point
- home
- place
- garden
- site
- spot
- park
- dome
- bay
- web
- net
- cave
- base
- heaven
- portal
- world
- camp
- network
- county
- street
- city
- alley
- depot
- valley
Other suffixes:
- now
- resources
- tools
- source
- review
- system
- book
- guide
- talk
- data
- vision
- load
- box
- focus
- beat
- voice
- share
- cafe
- nexus
- zone
- sight
- link
- lab
- insight
- vine
- board
- flow
- signs
- network
- wire
- forged
- ville
- nation
- egg
- cove
- news
- today
- future
- fun
- watch
- story
- fever
- coast
- side
- road
- heat
- bite
- insider
- club
- connect
Classic prefixes:
- the
- my
- i
- me
- we
- you
- e
- top
- pro
- best
- super
- ultra
- all
- cyber
- simply
- free
- 1st
Other prefixes:
- meta
- re
- metro
- urban
- head
- hit
- front
- techno
- ever
- rush
- think
- solo
- radio
- vip
Adjectives that could be used as prefixes:
- hot
- smart
- cool
- hot
- fast
- fresh
- sleek
- first
- every day
- best
- sharp
- light
- classic
- fast
- great
- quick
Latin prefixes:
- ubi (when)
- bis (twice)
- ad (to, towards)
- ambi (each)
- inter (between)
- liber (free)
- mono (single)
- poli (many)
- tele (distant)
- omni (all)
- exo (outside)
- extra (addition)
- hyper (over)
- hypo (under)
- intro (inside)
- proto (first)
- intra (inside)
- micro (little)
- macro (large)
- multi (many)
- neo (latest)
- iso (equal)
- mono (one)
Latin words that could be used each as prefix and suffix:
- io (I in Italian)
- virtus (virtue)
- ego (me)
- vox (voice)
- ex (out of)
- ideo (idea)
- novo (renew)
- novus (novelty)
- pax (peace)
- rex (king)
- velox (fast)
- verus (true)
- vivo (alive)
- nova (latest)
Multipliers prefixes:
- pico
- nano
- micro
- milli
- kilo
- mega
- giga
- tera
- peta
Scientific prefixes:
- aero
- cosmo
- deca
- eco
- geo
- hex
- oxy
- uni
- poly
Words that work each as prefix and suffix:
- media
- direct
- access
- ez
- easy
- info
- interactive
- biz
- buzz
- bit
- byte
- up
- tech
- on
- out
- auto
- pulse
- x
- enterprise
- trend
- life
- retro
- secret
