How to sign "shelf", "shelves", "bookshelf" in American Sign Language (ASL)? Meaning (classifier): a thin flat usually long and narrow piece of material (such as wood) fixed horizontally to a wall. Pronunciation (sign description): Both palm-down flat hands held in space, edges of forefingers in contact, diverge once.

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shelf. How to sign: a support that consists of a horizontal surface for holding objects

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Sign language video of the sign SHELF

The generic sign SHELF is not a classifier (or you could think of it as a "temporarily frozen classifier" that is currently not being used to depict any specific shelf). The moment when you start using the sign for SHELF to depict a shelf in such a way as that your depiction adds meaning beyond the tern "SHELF" -- you have thawed the "frozen ...

To sign "Shelf" in American Sign Language (ASL), position both hands flat and together, palms facing down, at the center of your face level. Extend all fingers while keeping the thumbs tucked in. Next, smoothly separate both hands to illustrate a horizontal line at …

For example, here is the sign for SHELF (or if done a little lower it means FLOOR). If you use those flat handshapes to do that sign bigger, smaller, at an angle, multiple times, or modify it in some other way to depict (show) additional details about the characteristics of the shelf -- you would be using a classifier "B." (Note: Some people ...