> No matter what name you choose, you always get this sort of thing for 
> *some* languages. It's nearly inevitable, and even professional "name 
> inventors", whose job it is to invent names for cars and other products, 
> suffer from it. For instance they name a car "Nova", though in some

Even a poorly chosen name is no bar against fame and popularity. I really 
like Mr. Johnny Depp, as do millions of Germans. Now, in German "Depp" means 
"moron". Definitely NOT a name to choose for an actor. And in your own 
language, the name Sandra Bullock conjures images which are not flattering 
for such a fair lady. Names are not everything.

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