What does it mean that the mall is named Matt?

Nowadays, nouns such as "Jianmart", "Tea mart" and "Dengmart" often appear everywhere. It is both a word and a place, and this is because the latter "mart" is an additional suffix word derived from the English word "mart", and its pronunciation is similar to that of "mart" when read in Chinese, so it is actually an English word that is only homophoned and written in Chinese characters. It means "market" or "market", so when we use the word "mart" in our country now, we add commodities such as "tea" and "lamp mart" in front of it, which actually means the lamp market in the tea market. If a fruit market is established, some people may also call it "fruit mart" in the future.