To sign 'Satan', bring both hands up to the sides of your forehead near your temples. Form '3' handshapes on both hands, with your thumbs, index fingers, and middle fingers extended. Point your fingers upward and lightly rest your thumbs near your temples. Finally, bend your index and middle fingers twice, resembling the horns of a devil.
Sign 'Satan' by placing your '3' hands at your temples and bending the fingers, followed by the signs for 'figure', 'many', and 'story'.
Use the sign for 'Satan' before signing 'mask' to describe the specific type of costume she purchased.
Establish the context of the movie and the villain, then use the horn-like motion of the 'Satan' sign to identify the character.
Sign 'Satan' by placing your '3' hands at your temples and bending the fingers, followed by the signs for 'figure', 'many', and 'story'.
Use the sign for 'Satan' before signing 'mask' to describe the specific type of costume she purchased.
Establish the context of the movie and the villain, then use the horn-like motion of the 'Satan' sign to identify the character.
Yes, in ASL, the signs for 'Satan', 'devil', and 'demon' often use this exact same motion. The context of your sentence will clarify which specific English word you mean.
Your thumbs should lightly touch or hover very close to your temples. This acts as an anchor point so the 'horns' appear to be coming directly from your head.
You should bend your index and middle fingers twice in a quick, crisp motion. Bending them just once might look like a different sign or appear incomplete to fluent signers.
