euphonious

That was her idea, I assure you,—my own depravity could suggest nothing more euphonious than Canajoharie.

But they are grand men, and their names are quite as euphonious as some English ones we could pick out.

There were sedgy plants in bloom, jack-in-the-pulpit, and what might have been a lily, with a more euphonious name.

The latter example might have been called a Collar of 8, 8, were it not that that name is less euphonious than SS.

These native names are generally much more significant, and euphonious than the Saxon, Gaelic, or Celtic.