MaitriBB
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I clicked on your post because a friend of mine recently asked me to help her name her new jewelry business and she wanted something Celtic/magical, but easy to pronounce and not off-putting to potential conservative clients. Needless to say she shot down my favorites:
Dichotomy
Erzuli
A lot of people don't know how to pronounce "dichotomy" when reading it, so I wouldn't use it, although it really is a pretty word.
I'm a gamer so I've had times in my life where I had to come up with a character name that wasn't already taken in a game. There is an Elvish Name Generator here (apparently my Elvish name is Eámanë Carnesîr) and it also does Hobbit names (Bramblerose Loamsdown of Deephallow LOL).
I wanted unique ethereal names for my perfumes so I use the Angel name generator here.
There's a Steampunk Name Generator here. It gave me Queen Martha Penchin Cowley (Aristocracy) or R. Semple Hopwood (Commoner). Another name generator here gave me Admiral Selma Kingston-Peckham .
There are also searchable word dictionaries online where you can put in a word and it'll give you the Celtic, Gaelic, etc. For example, words in Gaelic that can mean soap:
snàthad...
snàthainn
sneachd
snigh
snìomh
snìomhaiche
snodha
snodhach
snotraich
snuadh
so
soap
sóbhrach
soc
socair
sochair
sochar
socharach
socrach
socraich
sodal
sodan
sodar
Although I do not think that "snotraich" is a good name for a soap company
Ok that was fun Lemme know if you need me to find other such sites for ya!