trademark
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varemerke Explanation: My Norwegian dictionary says: varemerke = symbol som benyttes som gjenkjenningstegn pε en vare el. tjeneste (vanligvis beskyttet ved offisiell registrering), jf logo / registrert v- . In Danish it is also "varemærke", according to Eurodicautom. So I would definitely use "varemerke" for "trademark". Reference: http://europa.eu.int/eurodicautom/ Universitetsforlagets "Bokm�l Ordboka" |
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varemerke Explanation: The most common term is "varemerke". The terms "varekjennetegn" and "handelsmerke" may also be used, but are more rare. |
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