I've started working on a pantheon and wanted it to have a resonance that most fantasy names don't. So I tried a blend of Greek, Imperial Latin, Biblical Hebrew, Classical Arabic, Demotic Egyptian, Irish Gaelic, and Old Norse to come up with a list of names.
I'd like an opinion on which sound best, and which seem to go together. Preferably from people who don't speak any of the languages I mentioned above and thus have no preconceptions. Ch is always hard, like k. Almost all vowels are soft. Syllable stress is marked if not obvious. U is pronounced 'oo' and EU is pronounced 'yoo' unless otherwise noted.
Tarsesh
Inahalid
Abrahator (ah-brah-ha-torr)
Demotanit
Chalaramim
Iobessa (ai-ow-bess-uh)
Euseshk (yoo-seshk)
Atutamen
Eicosanthus (ai-kow-sahn-thuss)
Dendramelin (den-drah-mell-in)
Hassellihu (hass-sell-ih-hoo)
Adumarchos
Dianagarit (dai-ahn-ah-garr-it)
Ashurmechanar (ah-shirr-mek-uh-narr)
Etomu
Zatiama (za-tee-ah-mah)
Dardalohim (dar-dall-ow-heem)
Ishabad (ih-shah-baud)
Falaseti
Dekdu
Bo-Meggesh
Serutaventi
Vadorl
Metellos
Iavrannik
Ashvadad (ahsh-va-dahd)
Silorem
Aiafar (eye-ah-far)
Semismemis
Obias (Oh-bee-ahs)
Shaum'Venyo
Illehuti
Mellorit
Eunetoris (yoo-nett-orr-iss)
Fergallior
Aporrian
Quahution (kwa-hoo-tee-onn)
Djemallus
Pernias (perr-nee-ass)
Atsaxinor
Bessaporis
Karmemnion
Am-ha Aram
Shardoris
Atamquaram
Tarsesh
Iobessa
Adumarchos
Etomu
Pernias
Karmemnion
Just like the way these sound though they don't all go together, probably from different cultures or species.