Which major retail product launch failed internationally because its name translated to something inappropriate or offensive in another language?

Language plays a critical role in product launches and brand strategy. The words chosen for product names, slogans, and marketing campaigns can determine success or failure in the global marketplace. This poll explores a fascinating linguistic misstep in product branding that affected a major retail giant's international expansion. Test your knowledge about how language and cultural nuances impact product reception across different markets!

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Nokia Lumia (which discovered too late that 'lumia' is slang for 'prostitute' in Spanish)
Apple Watch Series (which translated to 'watch your series' - a nonsensical command in Japanese)
Amazon Echo (which sounded like 'bad luck' in Mandarin Chinese)
Google Pixel (which meant 'to urinate' in an obscure Brazilian Portuguese dialect)