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OpenB@Side-PalmBack Flatten
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American Sign Language
Etymology
Similar handshape as ase 5@Side-PalmBack five with similar movement as the other number signs from ase SmallO@Side-PalmBack Release eleven through ase B@Side-PalmBack Flatten fourteen.
Production
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one
OpenB Side PalmBack
Flatten and extend the four fingers (not including the thumb) at least twice, keeping them together.
a bent version of the “open B” shape, with the four fingers bent at the proximal joint but otherwise extended and together, thumb extended to make a flat hand with a gap between the thumb and the edge of the hand Side PalmBack
Number
numeral B LSQ 15.jpg FIFTEEN
fifteen; 15
See also
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