About 1,441 Trademarks found for “*aki”

The wording Velkhaki has no meaning in a foreign language.

Life coaching services in the field of personal relationships, personal growth, and motivation

Downloadable computer application software for mobile phones and tablets, namely, software for use in life-coaching services, related to self-discovery, personal relationships, personal growth and motivation

Computer and telephone battery recharge services; cell phone battery charging services

Rental of batteries and electrical power distribution units

Umbrellas

Art prints; Printed posters

Checkerboards; Chessboards; Dominoes; Bingo cards; Bingo markers; Card games; Checkers pieces; Chess games; Chip markers for bingo; Chips for gambling; Craps game playing equipment; Gaming chips; Gaming tables; Ordinary playing cards; Playing card shuffling machines; Poker chips

Scientific research, technological research and industrial research; development of technologies, diagnostics, medicines and dietary supplements; biotechnology research in the field of enzymatic synthesis; product testing, authentication and quality control for others; performing clinical trials for others; medical and pharmaceutical research services; provision of medical and scientific research information in the field of pharmaceuticals and clinical trials; research related to medicines, all the aforementioned related to the treatment of inflammatory diseases and kidney diseases

The color(s) red, yellow, pink and black is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

[ Platinum metal; ] Alloys of precious metal; [ precious metals, unwrought or semi- wrought; ] pearls being jewelry; diamonds; [ beads for making jewelry; ] jewelry; [ jewelry ornaments; paste jewelry; semi-wrought precious stones and their imitations; unwrought precious stones; semi-precious stones; ] trinkets as jewelry, namely, rings [, fobs, and key rings of precious metal; cloisonne jewelry ] ; bracelets being jewelry; [ brooches being jewelry; ] jewelry chains; charms being personal jewelry; clasps for jewelry; [ tie clips; ] necklaces being jewelry; [ cuff links; ] rings being jewelry; earrings; [ hat ornaments of precious metal; tie pins; lockets being jewelry; ] pendants; [ tiaras; ] ankle bracelets [ ; badges of precious metal; ornamental pins; pins being jewelry; jewelry cases; key rings of precious metal; statuettes of precious metal; statues of precious metal; clocks; wristwatches; straps for wristwatches; movements for clocks and watches; stopwatches; buckles for watchstraps ]

The wording heyesaki has no meaning in a foreign language.

The mark consists of a variegated closed circle with the colors red, orange, pink and violet. The word "HELADO" is placed horizontally in the middle of the circle. The "H" is comprised of two black vertical lines with a light blue dot between them; the "E" is comprised of three black horizontal lines with the two outer lines being the same length, the middle line is shorter with its right end flush to the ends of the outer two lines and there is a brown dot to the left of the middle line. The "L" consists of a black horizontal line and a black vertical line joined at the bottom with the vertical line extending to the right. To the right of the horizontal line of the "L", there is a pink dot. To the right of the pink dot, there is a purple dot. Above the purple dot, there is a diagonal black line which meets a second down-turning diagonal black line at its tip, forming the "A". The "D" consists of a black vertical line that does not join with the bottom left corner of a black u-shaped line. The letter "O" is meant to represent a Taiyaki, which is a Japanese fish-shaped cake; on the black letter "O" there is a purple dot and a pink dot that touch and are placed on the upper left of the "O" representing the eyes of the fish. To the right of the pink dot on the "O", there is a small brown curved mark that represents the fin of the fish and on the lower right of the "O" is a small brown v-shape that represents the tail of the fish. The inner part of the "O" is shaded three-quarters in light blue and one quarter in turquoise. The word "TAIYAKI" in brown is placed under the word "HELADO" with a brown horizontal line to the left of the "T" and to the right of the final "I". The color white represents background and is not claimed as a feature of the mark.