Question 1: What does fabrication mean? It is fabricated out of thin air.

Question 2: What is a made-up word? A trademark composed of original words that are not in the dictionary. Since the trademark is not associated with any goods or services, it is distinctive on all goods and services.

For example, "KODAK" film and "Haier" electrical appliances are trademarks composed of made-up words.

Coincidence trademarks usually encounter great difficulties when products first enter the market. However, once they are recognized and accepted by consumers, they can achieve the greatest recognition effect and the strongest protection.

Question 3: Subjective made-up interpretation of words. The meaning of subjective words.

Question 4: What is a made-up trademark? A made-up word trademark refers to a trademark composed of original words that are not found in the dictionary. Since the trademark is not associated with any goods or services, it is distinctive on all goods and services.