A good name doesn’t necessarily have to mean something, as long as it is short and pronounceable enough to be brandable and memorable.Â
Such random names can be found easily with the www.MakeWords.com Name Generator.  Example results are Acceli, Corol, Avaring, Photory, Teleter.
With every click, ten new names are generated using some preset language rules, that make the word sound like it would derive from a certain language. Without getting into much detail, the way it is done is analyzing the probability of certain letter sequences and lexical patterns of that language. With some luck, you’ll get a short, available domain name within a couple of minutes.
If you’d like to decrease the luck factor, enter some optional parameters like the first letters of the name into the “Begins†box. Set the Page Size to 30 to display more results on one screen (results are returned a bit slower).
It is always a good idea to click on the alternatives link when a name you like is taken, to get more results from the Yahoo domain name suggestion engine. And if you need time to think about which name you are going to choose, just click on save, so you can create a list of domains and review it later in My Favorites; or maybe show it to your friends of colleagues to get a second opinion.