Highest google results?

[jacksonm]

Just a survey for general interest. What is your highest google results domain, with "" around the term? Let's restrict it to whole words, and not single letter domains, e.g. single katakana characters or single arabic characters, etc. unless it is actually a real word as well.


To start the stats:

Term: 性
Meaning: sex/nature(cn), characteristic(jp)
Google: 1,080,000,000
domain: 性.biz

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[touchring]

This character is also chinese and is used most of the time as the chinese equivalent of "ty" in english. It appears in like a few hundred or even thousands of chinese words - here's a short list from http://hmarty.free.fr/hanzi/.

性质 xìng zhì nature; characteristic
性能 xìng néng function; performance
特性 tè xìng property; characteristic
创造性 chuàng zào xìng creativeness; creativity
积极性 jī jí xìng zeal; initiative; enthusiasm; activity
稳定性 wĕn dìng xìng stability
弹性 tán xìng elasticity
酸性 suān xìng acidity
可能性 kĕ néng xìng possibility; probability
性格 xìng gé nature; disposition; temperament; character
重要性 zhòng yào xìng importance
个性 gè xìng individuality; personality
理性 lǐ xìng (n) reason; rationality; rational
本性 bĕn xìng natural instincts; nature; inherent quality
属性 shǔ xìng attribute; property

You can find a list of 612 words containing this character from http://www.ourdict.cn.

[Alphamale]

Term: 的
Meaning: dunno. chinese maybe Aim?
Google: 1,700,000,000
domain: 的.net

actually i was going to drop it, as i can't figure out if it means anything on its own

[IDNer]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

Just a survey for general interest. What is your highest google results domain, with "" around the term? Let's restrict it to whole words, and not single letter domains, e.g. single katakana characters or single arabic characters, etc. unless it is actually a real word as well.


To start the stats:

Term: 性
Meaning: sex/nature(cn), characteristic(jp)
Google: 1,080,000,000
domain: 性.biz

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Yes, "性" really was the highest Google search results for Chinese character I've find at moment ~ Congrats for your [性.biz]!

[Olney]

It would probably be most Chinese character domains. The advantage is it doesn't have to be limited to one language.
If I look at my 台湾.jp (Taiwan) These country name chinese characters are the same in a few languages.
& I know none of my domains are the highest google results didn't look at that for a factor..

[touchring]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

Term: 的
Meaning: dunno. chinese maybe Aim?
Google: 1,700,000,000
domain: 的.net

actually i was going to drop it, as i can't figure out if it means anything on its own

Don't drop it, you never know who you can sell it to in the future.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

Term: 的
Meaning: dunno. chinese maybe Aim?
Google: 1,700,000,000
domain: 的.net

actually i was going to drop it, as i can't figure out if it means anything on its own

This is the winner so far! Chinese translators don't turn up anything, but japanese shows "mark".

Anybody else?

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Originally Posted by IDNer

Yes, "性" really was the highest Google search results for Chinese character I've find at moment ~ Congrats for your [性.biz]!

Thanks. I hope it attracts a nice sum someday :-)

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Originally Posted by touchring

Don't drop it, you never know who you can sell it to in the future.

This is known as being a "pack rat" :-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pack_rat

The term pack rat is also used in English as slang to refer to a person who collects miscellaneous items and has trouble getting rid of them (a compulsive hoarder).

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[touchring]

Originally Posted by jacksonm

This is the winner so far! Chinese translators don't turn up anything, but japanese shows "mark".

Anybody else?

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Try translating this -

他妈

Followed by this -

他妈的

With the extra 的.

[Alphamale]

Originally Posted by touchring

他妈的

With the extra 的.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by touchring

Try translating this -

他妈

Followed by this -

他妈的

With the extra 的.

Are you saying that it actually is not a word in chinese, but purely a modifier?

If that's the case, I don't think this is the winner!

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[markits]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

Term: 的
Meaning: dunno. chinese maybe Aim?
Google: 1,700,000,000
domain: 的.net

actually i was going to drop it, as i can't figure out if it means anything on its own

Buddy, 的 means Taxi.
的士，taxi; 打的, take a taxi; 的哥, taxi driver.

[jacksonm]

Originally Posted by markits

Buddy, 的 means Taxi.
的士，taxi; 打的, take a taxi; 的哥, taxi driver.

Babelfish translator says "gentleman", "hits", and "elder brother".

Strange...

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[Alphamale]

Originally Posted by markits

Buddy, 的 means Taxi.
的士，taxi; 打的, take a taxi; 的哥, taxi driver.

Originally Posted by jacksonm

Babelfish translator says "gentleman", "hits", and "elder brother".

Strange...

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this is why Chinese totally flumaxes me.

My most trusted source to translate Chinese (MDBG) says: really and truly,
(possessive particle) / of, aim / clear

how on earth did you get Taxi from that. I'm not saying i dont believe you but - google images shows the same as if i had typed "show me all random stuff please"

[touchring]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

this is why Chinese totally flumaxes me.

My most trusted source to translate Chinese (MDBG) says: really and truly,
(possessive particle) / of, aim / clear

how on earth did you get Taxi from that. I'm not saying i dont believe you but - google images shows the same as if i had typed "show me all random stuff please"

的士 is a sound word, like kana, 的 in pinyin is "de", 士 is "shi", deshi.

[markits]

Originally Posted by Alphamale

how on earth did you get Taxi from that. I'm not saying i dont believe you but - google images shows the same as if i had typed "show me all random stuff please"

By not owning a car and have to take taxi frequently in China. And by living in Beijing for a long time.
的.com is one of the first domains I tried to reg, but only found out that it was regged in 2000.

Try google image for 的士 and 的哥.

[IDNer]

Originally Posted by markits

By not owning a car and have to take taxi frequently in China. And by living in Beijing for a long time.
的.com is one of the first domains I tried to reg, but only found out that it was regged in 2000.

Try google image for 的士 and 的哥.

It is true that the Domain Creation Date of [的.com] is 2000-11-10
I'm not sure that this owner is a Chinese or not? (I think it is not)


Take a look for:
about 4,630,000,000 search results for [ of ]
about 4,340,000,000 search results for [ for ]

The single [ 的 ] in Chinese means is a little be similar to [of] in English.

的士 and 的哥 is Cantonese - it is popular in Hong Kong and few province in China, that is a different story.

[markits]

Take my word for it or drop it.

The value of your domain relies on the fact that 的 means Taxi in China.
Of course it also means "of", "for", "TARGET" etc.

的士 is originated from Hongkong, in fact the term is rarely used in China. While 打的, 面的 (cheap daihatsu taxi), 的哥 etc are so popular in Modern China. I understand that these were first used in Beijing and spreaded out to other provinces.

[touchring]

btw, primary term is 出租车.

[Alphamale]

Originally Posted by markits

Take my word for it or drop it.
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Boy, you're handy to have around. Thanks - again (for the second time today)

Also kudos to RD - you see I bought this name from RD last year, I. Think it was my 3rd idn. RD sold it based on the same translation I came up with, BUT the only reason RD had it in the first place and kept for all that time was because of the high google hits it got. I think that was a key metric for RD when regging Chinese. You're a smart cookie RD!