the sign 'vagina' 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', 'EXPLAIN', 'ANATOMY', and then form the diamond shape with your 'L' hands to sign 'VAGINA'.
Point to the person to sign 'SHE', sign 'PAIN', and then bring your 'L' hands together at the fingertips to sign 'VAGINA'.
Sign 'BABY', 'BORN', and use the two-handed diamond shape tapping motion to indicate the 'VAGINA'.
Sign 'DOCTOR', 'EXPLAIN', 'ANATOMY', and then form the diamond shape with your 'L' hands to sign 'VAGINA'.
Point to the person to sign 'SHE', sign 'PAIN', and then bring your 'L' hands together at the fingertips to sign 'VAGINA'.
Sign 'BABY', 'BORN', and use the two-handed diamond shape tapping motion to indicate the 'VAGINA'.
No, you do not need to sign this near your actual anatomy. In standard ASL conversation, anatomical signs like this are typically produced in the neutral signing space just in front of your chest or stomach.
No, this is the standard, clinical, and anatomically correct sign for 'vagina' in ASL. It is used in medical, educational, and everyday contexts without being considered inappropriate.
The tapping motion should be gentle and controlled. You only need to lightly tap the tips of your index fingers and thumbs together to clearly establish the diamond shape. Avoid forcefully clapping the fingers together.
