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Cool/interesting words that could inspire a company name?

I’m looking for some interesting words that could inspire a company name.

What are some of the coolest Latin words you guys know? Doesn’t have to be Latin either. I’m just looking for words with cool meanings, interesting history, or a unique sound that could potentially be turned into a company name.

I’m a civil engineer, so the company might eventually be involved in construction/contracting, but that’s not guaranteed. I might use it for something completely different, so I’d prefer words that aren’t specifically related to construction.

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