About 53 Trademarks found for “lael andara”

The non-Latin characters in the mark transliterate to "LAI" and "LIN" and this means "pigweed", "beautiful jade" respectively in English.

The wording laelap has no meaning in a foreign language.

Artificial Christmas garlands; Artificial Christmas garlands incorporating lights; Artificial Christmas wreaths; Artificial flowers; Artificial fruit; Artificial plants, other than Christmas trees; Artificial wreaths; Pre-lit artificial Christmas wreaths; Wreaths of artificial flowers

Downloadable software platform for playing in a virtual world environment, downloadable fantasy adventure games software, and downloadable role playing games software; downloadable software platform for playing in a virtual world environment authenticated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs), downloadable fantasy adventure games software authenticated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and downloadable role playing games software authenticated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs); Downloadable multimedia files containing audio and video recordings of combat fantasy adventure and role playing game accessories being explosives authenticated by non-fungible tokens (NFTs) for use in downloadable virtual world environments, fantasy adventure games, and role playing games

Electronic pet products, namely, a global positioning system (GPS) used to track and locate pets, consisting primarily of a collar containing a GPS receiver and mapping software for mobile phones and tablet computers to display the position of the collar; providing online downloadable software and electronic downloadable maps for locating, tracking, mapping and recording the position and routes of pets using information obtained via GPS devices

Wine

Vineyard services in the nature of wine making for others; winery services

Vineyard agricultural services, namely, the cultivation of grapes for others; Farm and vineyard services, in the nature of viticulture services, namely, grape growing and cultivation of grapes for others

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

Semiconductor chips; Semiconductor devices; Semiconductors

The foreign wording in the mark translates into English as a form of the Spanish language verb "andar", which means "to walk".