Which famous brand had to rename its product in certain international markets due to linguistic issues when the original name had inappropriate connotations in local languages?

The language used in product naming is a critical aspect of brand strategy in the linguistics industry. Companies invest significant resources in creating product names that resonate with consumers across cultures and languages. This trivia question explores how linguistic principles influence major brand decisions and how language expertise prevents marketing disasters that could arise from improper linguistic analysis.

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Nokia Lumia (renamed in Spanish-speaking markets because 'lumia' had connections to prostitution in Spanish slang)
Apple iPad (renamed in Korean markets because 'pad' translated to an offensive bathroom term)
Google Pixel (renamed in French markets due to 'pixel' sounding like a vulgar term in regional dialects)
Amazon Echo (renamed in Italian markets because 'echo' resembled a derogatory term for elderly people)