As in "the color"
| English Equivalent: | GRAY (as in "the color") |
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Gray
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Brian @ Signing Savvy 
Savvy Member
Monday, July 20, 2009
Yes, this is a common variation for GRAY. We will add it soon to the site.
color gray
Savvy User Joy Savvy Guest
Friday, September 18, 2009
i saw one sign using g hand somewhat slicing motion on the wrist... is this acceptable?
Green vs. Gray
Savvy User Chelsea Savvy Guest
Monday, September 21, 2009
i'm only an beginner ASL student, but I know that GRAY and GREEn are commnonly mixed up. Greem is the "slicing motion" or back anf roth motion, while gray is what is shown above. That was one thing that my teacher specified multiple times: the difference between one small motion and other. So, I would normally take it as green, not gray :)
OTHER SIGN FOR GRAY
Savvy User Alice Savvy Guest
Friday, June 18, 2010
My teacher does this sign: 5-hand, fingers spread out but ring finger is bent and index and thumb are crossed (like the R-hand) and hand is shook. Anyone ever seen this sign before?
greuy
Savvy User michael Savvy Member
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
my instructor uses the sign for the letter R in a circular motion near his chest for this color
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Savvy User John
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Saturday, July 18, 2009
My friend drags a "G" hand across her forehead for the color gray. Is this common?