1@InFinger-PalmDown-OpenB@CenterChesthigh 1@InFinger-PalmUp-OpenB@CenterChesthigh

American Sign Language Etymology Represents turning a key (represented by the dominant hand) to start something. Production left-hand open-B palm-leftright-hand bent-D palm-leftleft-hand touching left side of right-handaway from body in center of chestleft-hand stays while turning toright-hand stays while turning toleft-hand open-B palm-leftright-hand D palm-up|17pxleft-hand touching left side of right-hand ase as a verb two 1 InFinger PalmDown OpenB CenterChesthigh Move the dominant hand by rotating it to the next posture while holding the nondominant hand still. 1 InFinger PalmUp Optionally repeat the move by twisting the dominant hand back and forth. as a noun Produced as above, but with the final posture held briefly. | colspan=2 | move | colspan=1 | 1o-p TIFI c INFI IN HP TIFI SP | colspan=1 | 1o-p TIFI c INFI BK HP TIFI SP | colspan=4 | hold | colspan=4 | Bu c m0CH TIFI VP IN MP Verb verb START to start; to begin Noun noun START start; beginning