To sign 'rawr,' start by holding your non-dominant hand flat in front of you with the palm facing up. Place your dominant hand on top of your non-dominant palm. Then, lift your dominant hand upward and forward while curling your fingers into a claw shape, mimicking an animal standing up and roaring.
Sign 'dinosaur' followed by the sign for 'rawr,' making sure to use a big, expressive facial expression to show the dinosaur's roar.
Use this sign when describing your brother's playful roaring, keeping the movement light and fun to match the context.
Sign 'lion' and then use a strong, forceful movement for 'rawr' to convey the loudness and power of the animal.
Sign 'dinosaur' followed by the sign for 'rawr,' making sure to use a big, expressive facial expression to show the dinosaur's roar.
Use this sign when describing your brother's playful roaring, keeping the movement light and fun to match the context.
Sign 'lion' and then use a strong, forceful movement for 'rawr' to convey the loudness and power of the animal.
While similar in the use of clawed hands, 'monster' typically uses both hands raised near the face. This sign for 'rawr' specifically uses a base hand and an upward motion.
Mouthing 'rawr' or making a roaring facial expression adds great context and makes the sign much more expressive and clear.
Yes, this sign can be used to represent the action or sound of an animal roaring, such as a lion, bear, or dinosaur.
