ENGLISH TRANSLATION OYMOBA

Brand Owner Address Description
OYMOBA Na Cao 17700 Castleton St., Suite 373 City of Industry CA 91748 The English translation of Oymoba in the mark is Y.;Air cleaning units; Air conditioners; Air filtering units; Air purifiers; Air sterilizers; Barbecue grills; Barbecue smokers; Barbecues; Faucets; Fireplaces; Flashlight holders; Flashlight pointers; Flashlights; Humidifiers; Lamp bases; Lamp bulbs; Lamp casings; Lamp finials; Lamp reflectors; Lamp shades; Lamps; Lamps for festive decoration; Lamps for outdoor use; Lamps for tents; Light Emitting Diode (LED) plant grow light; Light projectors; Light reflectors; Automatic faucets; Bicycle lamps; Burners for lamps; Candle lamps; Ceiling light fittings; Chemically-activated light sticks; Chemiluminescent light sticks; Clothes dryers; Desk lamps; Discharge lamps and their fittings; Electric fireplaces; Electric lamps; Electric air deodorizers; Electric coffee makers; Electric cupcake makers; Electric egg cookers; Electric pancake makers; Electric pressure cookers; Electric sandwich makers; Electric yogurt makers; Fitted covers for barbecue grills; Flashing strobe light apparatus; Fluorescent light bulbs; Gas lamps; Hair dryers; Halogen light bulbs; Infrared lamp fixtures; Infrared lamps; Laboratory lamps; LED light machines; Magnifying lamps; Mobile light towers; Nail lamps; Reading lamps; Safety lamps for underground use; Solar powered lamps; Street lamps; Sun lamps; Vehicle dynamo lamps; Vehicle turn-signal light bulbs; Wall lamps;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for writing Indian languages using the English writing scheme is provided that includes specifying a script using the English alphabet to represent the various characters and character combinations in various Indian languages. The specified script follows the writing conventions of English. This script is based on how the Indian languages are spoken and rules are specified to facilitate mapping the sounds represented in English characters to the native language in its written form. This common method is intended for writing Hindi and related languages, such as Sanskrit, Marathi, and Gujarathi, and Bengali and somewhat distant, but closely related Dravidian languages, such as Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, and Telegu.