You'll certainly love Spanish celador, then, specially in dialects that drop final r's and realize the c as /s/.sarcasmo wrote:cellar door (with the British [sɛlə: dɔ:])
Classical languages, probably like half of their lexicon O_o:
Greek: deimos, phobos, nyx, styx, thanatos, hypnos, pyr...
Latin: nox, dies, aeternus, arcanus, vir, tenebrae, aqua, ignis, aeris, falx...
I'm positive there are loads more, but these come to my mind now, probably linked by their meanings.
English: low, howl, blaze, harbringer, heaven, malice, menace