Q: How i can confirm that any word have a trademark on text type or not like the word recycle , mom , Teacher ... etc

A: To confirm whether a word or phrase has been trademarked, you can search the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. However, it's important to understand that trademarks are granted for specific goods and services, not just for words in general.

Common words like "recycle," "mom," "teacher," or "shoes" can be trademarked if they are used in connection with specific products or services. The trademark protects the use of the word or phrase in that specific context, not the word itself in all contexts.

For example:

1. "Recycle" might be trademarked for a specific recycling company or a line of eco-friendly products.

2. "Mom" could be trademarked for a particular brand of maternity clothing or a Mother's Day-related service.

3. "Teacher" might be trademarked for an educational service or a brand of school supplies.

4. "Shoes" could be trademarked for a specific shoe company or brand.

In these cases, the trademark prevents other companies from using the same word or phrase for similar products or services, as it could cause confusion among consumers. However, the words can still be used in their ordinary, descriptive sense without infringing on the trademark.

To search for trademarks, visit the USPTO's Trademark Electronic Search System (TESS) at http://tess2.uspto.gov/. You can search for specific words or phrases and view the goods and services associated with each trademark.