[sw-l] GERMANY Index on Angle Handshape
Valerie Sutton
sutton at SIGNWRITING.ORG
Fri Apr 29 22:20:28 UTC 2005
SignWriting List
April 29, 2005
Stefan Wöhrmann wrote:
> Can you comment the writing of the handshape if the back of the hand
> faces
> the signer?
OK. First, the handshape that you suggested in your diagram would be
the Middle Finger straight up, because the Index Finger is always on
the side of the square or the base of the Angle Hand...as you can see
in these Index handshapes...(see attached)...
And there are other numerous examples I can show you...the Angle hand
base is skinnier than a square, but it still follows the same rules of
Handshape Construction...the Index Finger is on the side of the symbol,
the Middle Finger is in the middle and the baby finger is on the other
side...
Here are some of the Index Finger handshapes...the one you are talking
about is Index on Angle, number 01-01-006...as far as palm facings
go...you just choose what one you want to use out of the 96 possible
palm facings...
I can show you the Middle Finger group next email message... Val ;-)
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