Which famous dictionary brand's logo features a linguistic element that represents its core function?

The intersection of linguistics and branding creates some of the most memorable company identities in the world. Beyond colors and symbols, language plays a crucial role in how we perceive and remember brands. This trivia explores how language elements have been strategically used in creating some of the world's most recognizable brand logos, focusing on the linguistic principles that make them effective and memorable.

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Merriam-Webster, with its logo featuring quotation marks symbolizing the definition process
Oxford Dictionary, with its logo showing crossed pens representing authorship
Collins Dictionary, with its logo depicting sound waves representing pronunciation
Cambridge Dictionary, with its logo showing a bridge connecting different language families