ASL signs for family members, relationships, and common workplace and job vocabulary. Front: the English word. Back: a written description of the sign's handshape, hand location, and movement.
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- Mother
- Two hands with open palms facing down, start at forehead area and move downward to chest level, ending with palms facing inward
- Father
- Five-hand shape held at forehead with palm facing left, then moves forward and downward to chest level
- Sister
- Index finger traces down cheek (female marker), then both hands with thumbs extended and palms facing inward move forward together
- Brother
- Both hands in L-shape with palms facing inward, positioned at shoulder height, move forward together in one motion
- Grandmother
- Index finger on cheek (female marker), then both hands move outward from face level with open palms, repeated twice
- Grandfather
- Hand at forehead (male marker), then both hands move outward from chest level with open palms, repeated twice
- Aunt
- Hand with index and thumb extended in Y-shape, positioned at side of head near ear, fingers wiggling slightly
- Uncle
- Hand with index and thumb extended in Y-shape, positioned near side of forehead, fingers moving slightly
- Cousin
- C-hand shape with thumb and index forming circle, twisted back and forth at side of head near ear
- Husband
- Right hand at forehead (male marker), then both hands clasp together at chest level with fingers interlocking
- Wife
- Index finger on cheek (female marker), then both hands clasp together at chest level with fingers interlocking
- Baby
- Both arms crossed in front of body with one hand cradled in the other, rocking slightly side to side
- Daughter
- Index finger traces cheek (female marker), then move dominant hand from chin downward to waist level with palm inward
- Son
- Hand at forehead (male marker), then move dominant hand from chin downward to waist level with palm inward
- Friend
- Both hands with index and middle fingers extended, hooked together, then unhooked and reversed to show mutual relationship