About 7 Trademarks found for “ok*ha”

Balloons; Dumbbells; Trampolines; Arm protectors for athletic use; Body-building apparatus; Children's multiple activity toys; Elbow guards for athletic use; Fitness equipment, namely, straps used for yoga and other fitness activities and for carrying a yoga mat; Fitness machines and equipment, namely, weights, treadmills, rowing machines, stair stepping machines, resistance machines, stationary cycles; Jump ropes; Physical fitness equipment, namely, exercise bands, training bars; Running machines; Sporting goods and equipment for speed training, namely, rings, cones, speed ladders, coaching sticks, training arches, ankle bands, resistance chutes, hurdles; Storage racks for physical fitness equipment, namely, sport balls, dumbbells, exercise weights, kettle bells; Yoga cushions

The wording "Okbabeha" has no meaning in a foreign language.

Faucets; Freezers; Lamps; Showers; Bread baking machines; Coffee machines, electric; Electric radiators; Filters for air conditioning; Filters for drinking water; Hot plates; Ice machines and apparatus; Lights, electric, for Christmas trees; Water purification installations; Electric Chinese lanterns; Organic light emitting diodes (OLED) lighting devices

Drapery; Baby blankets; Bath towels; Blanket throws; Children's blankets; Flame retardant fabrics for the manufacture of bedding and upholstered furniture; Linen cloth; Moisture absorbent microfiber textile fabrics for use in the manufacture of athletic apparel, namely, shirts, pants, shorts, jackets, bags, towels and athletic uniforms; Table cloth of textile; Travelling rugs

The color(s) yellow and golden is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.

Outer clothing; jerseys (clothing); ready-made clothing; pelisses; vests; suits; bathing suits; jackets (clothing); headgear for wear; pelerines; fur stoles; body linen (garments); clothing; clothing of leather; clothing of imitations of leather; overcoats; topcoats; coats; beach clothes; shirts; skirts; frocks; knitwear (clothing); dressing gowns; shawls

The mark "OKHA" is derived from Xhosa language and means "bringing fire from home to home".

The wording okey shisha has no meaning in a foreign language.