Which major retailer faced significant backlash and sales decline after launching a product line whose name translated to an offensive term in Spanish?

In the world of global marketing, language matters tremendously. Poor translations, culturally insensitive slogans, or linguistic mishaps can doom even the most promising products. This trivia challenges you to identify a famous linguistic retail failure that cost a company millions in rebranding and damaged reputation. Test your knowledge of how language choices can make or break a product launch!

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Colgate launched a toothpaste called 'Cue' in France, unaware it was the name of a pornographic magazine
Target's 'Orina' furniture line, whose name means 'urine' in Spanish
Amazon's 'Fuku' electronics series, which sounds like a profanity in several languages
Walmart's 'Negrito' clothing collection, which they believed meant 'little black' as a fashion statement