the sign 'pussy' uses both hands. Bring all the fingers of the hands down, except for the index finger and the thumb so it makes the L hand shape. Tap the fingertips of the index fingers and thumbs of both hands together. This will create a diamond shape in the middle.
Sign 'doctor', 'ask', and 'pain', then form the diamond shape with your 'L' hands to sign the anatomical term. Use a questioning facial expression to indicate a yes/no question.
You would sign 'learn' and 'body', and then use the two-handed diamond shape tapping motion to specify the female anatomy as part of the lesson.
Sign 'clinic' and 'health', then use the 'L' handshapes tapping together to form a diamond, establishing the specific context of female reproductive health.
Sign 'doctor', 'ask', and 'pain', then form the diamond shape with your 'L' hands to sign the anatomical term. Use a questioning facial expression to indicate a yes/no question.
You would sign 'learn' and 'body', and then use the two-handed diamond shape tapping motion to specify the female anatomy as part of the lesson.
Sign 'clinic' and 'health', then use the 'L' handshapes tapping together to form a diamond, establishing the specific context of female reproductive health.
While the English translation can sometimes be colloquial or vulgar depending on the context, this specific diamond-shaped sign is the standard, widely accepted anatomical sign for 'vagina' in ASL. It is used appropriately in medical, educational, and everyday contexts.
You should form the diamond shape in the neutral space right in front of your lower torso. You don't need to reach too far out; keeping it comfortably close to your body is perfectly natural and easily visible.
The standard motion involves a brief, gentle tapping motion. You bring the tips of your 'L' handshapes together to form the diamond, tap them once or twice, and then release the sign.
