logotipo
logo
noun loh-goh-TEE-poh Rare
Origin: From Greek logos (word) + typos (impression/type).
Also means
logotype
Usage Note
Logotipo is the full, formal term for a logo; the shortened form logo is equally common in everyday speech and advertising. It is masculine. In design, logotipo strictly denotes a text-based logo, while isotipo refers to a symbol-only mark, but in general usage logotipo covers both.
Examples
"Rediseñaron el logotipo de la empresa."
Natural Translation
They redesigned the company's logo.

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