A handshape is a specific configuration of the fingers and hand used to form a sign in sign language. Each handshape is associated with particular meanings and can vary in its appearance based on the sign being produced. In sign languages, different handshapes are combined with movement, location, and palm orientation to create a wide range of signs. For instance, the handshape used for the sign "A" differs from that used for "B" or "C." Understanding and accurately using handshapes is essential for effective communication in sign language, as they play a critical role in distinguishing between different signs and conveying precise meanings.

英語での「handshape」の定義と意味

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