Which major global brand deliberately chose NOT to translate its name when expanding internationally because their name accidentally had positive cultural meanings in multiple languages?

Throughout history, cultural traditions have been incorporated into brand identities to create deeper connections with consumers and honor heritage. Many brands have successfully leveraged cultural symbols, rituals, and traditions to establish authentic identities that resonate across generations. This trivia question explores how one major global company made a fascinating strategic decision regarding its brand identity in relation to cultural traditions.

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Coca-Cola, whose name sounds similar to phrases meaning 'delicious happiness' in Mandarin and 'tasty and enjoyable' in certain African dialects
Toyota, whose name resembles words for 'abundance' in Japanese traditions and 'prosperity' in several Southeast Asian languages
Samsung, whose name intentionally incorporates the Korean cultural concept of 'three stars' representing power, prosperity, and longevity
Nike, whose name derives from the Greek goddess of victory and coincidentally sounds like words for 'endurance' in several indigenous languages