Which major global company had to rename a product because its original name translated to an embarrassing phrase in another language?

The language used in product naming and branding can significantly impact consumer perception and market success. Linguistic elements like phonetics, semantics, and cultural associations play crucial roles in how brands are received globally. This trivia question explores how major companies navigate linguistic challenges when expanding into international markets with their product branding strategies.

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Nokia's 'Lumia' phone (which in Spanish slang referred to a prostitute)
Apple's 'Siri' assistant (which in Japanese meant 'bottom' or 'buttocks')
Google's 'Pixel' phone (which in French slang meant 'to urinate')
Amazon's 'Echo' device (which in German translated to 'jealousy' or 'envy')