K PARENTI VERWANDTSCHAFT PARENTES

The mark consists of a motion mark consisting of the letter "K" in a circle with a leaf design in place of the small upper arm of the "K", which does not move, below which a series of words appear and disappear that mean or transliterate into the word "KINDRED". The motion portion of the mark begins with the Italian word "PARENTI", which appears and is replaced by the non-Latin Korean characters that transliterates to "HYEOL-YEON", which appear and are replaced by the German word "VERWANDTSCHAFT", which appears and is replaced by the non-Latin Arabic characters that transliterates to "AINSIBAA", which appears and is replaced by the Spanish word "PARIENTES", which appears and is replaced by the non-Latin Chinese characters that transliterates to "JIA REN", which appear and are replaced by the non-Latin Cyrillic characters that transliterates to "SEM'YA", which appears and is replaced by the Portuguese word "PARENTES", which appears and is replaced by the non-latin Hindi characters that transliterate to "KUTUMB", which appears and is replaced by the non-Latin Japanese characters that transliterate to "KAINDOREDO", which appear and are replaced by the French word "PARENTÉ", which appears and is replaced by the non-Latin Hebrew characters that transliterate to "MEESH-PA-CHA", which appears and is replaced by the English word "KINDRED".

Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.

The English translation of the Italian word "PARENT", the German word "VERWANDTSCHAFT", the Portuguese word "PARENTES", the Spanish word "PARIENTES", and the French word "PARENTÉ" is "KINDRED". The Korean characters, the Arabic characters, the Chinese characters, the Cyrillic characters, the Hindi characters, and the Hebrew characters each translate to "KINDRED". The Japanese characters in the mark transliterates to "KAINDOREDO" and has no meaning in a foreign language.

The Korean characters in the mark transliterate to "HYEOL-YEON", and this means "KINDRED" in English. The Arabic characters in the mark transliterate to "AINSIBAA", and this means "KINDRED" in English. The Chinese characters in the mark transliterate to "JIA REN", and this means "KINDRED" in English. The Cyrillic characters in the mark transliterate to "SEM'YA", and this means "KINDRED" in English. The Hindi characters in the mark transliterate to "KUTUMB", and this means "KINDRED" in English. The Japanese characters in the mark transliterate to "KAINDOREDO", and this has no meaning in a foreign language. The Hebrew characters in the mark transliterate to "MEESH-PA-CHA", and this means "KINDRED" in English.