Trilled movements - really Rotations -

[Valerie Sutton]

SignWriting List
March 4, 2011

Hello Olga and Charles!
Thank you both for your messages...and the term Trill was confusing - we use that for trembling alternating fingers - so Charles did point you to the right place for a Trill...thank you so much Charles...

But what you want perhaps, for the sign for FOREST, is a Rotation of the Forearm?...perhaps your sign is a little like our ASL sign?  Like this?:

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The Rotations of the forearms are placed under the curves that are a part of the Rotation symbols - Here is how to find it in SignMaker...see two diagrams attached...

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Val ;-)

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