As a Noun: 1. A room in a house or school for children to play in. English = playroom.

As Modifier: 1. Used to introduce something you have just thought of. English = "I was just thinking that..." "It just occurred to me that..." "I think there's..." Note: 1. Besides this meaning of introducing an idea into a conversation, the combination of signs can still be used in its more normal sense of (Y) THINK HAVE (X) ("Y thinks there is X here/there..."). Look at the definition of HAVE for more information about how that sign can be used.

As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To have seen or done something before the time of speaking. Augmented Meaning: 1. Auslan verb signs usually do not change to show time (i.e. past, present and future tense). However, there are a few exceptions, almost all of them made by joining the verb sign with a sign derived from one of two signs meaning 'finish'. The two signs are made like a single sign and often the overall meaning of the sign can change, as in this example.

As a Noun: 1. A club where people who are deaf meet and socialise; a deaf club. Note: 1. An old fashioned sign.

As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To have moved or travelled away from a place. English = gone, left, departed.

As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To be no good, or to be unsatisfactory. Interactive: 1. Used alone to mean that you think something is not good at all and is unacceptable as it is. English = 'That's no good!', 'That's not good enough!'

As a Noun: 1. The type of behaviour of someone who does what they are told to do, or who follows someone's commands or instructions. English = obedience. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To do what you are told to by someone; to follow someone's command or instruction. English = obey. 2. To be someone (or a trained animal) who does what they are told to do, or who follows commands and instructions. English = (be) obedient.

Interactive: 1. Used alone to mean you think that the action under discussion is not right, it is not good that it happens, or that you feel that it will not happen. As Modifier: 1. Used before or after a verb to mean that you think that it is not right or not good that the action happens, or that you feel that it will not happen. 2. You use this sign when you are suggesting that someone not do something. English = shouldn't, ought not to.

As a Noun: 1. The emphasis you put on a word or sign with you pronounce it or produce it, so that it sounds slightly louder or looks stronger. English = stress. 2. The effect that something has on the ideas or attitudes of people. English = impression. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To emphasise a word or sign so that it sounds slightly louder or looks stronger. English = stress. 2. To effect the ideas or attitudes of people. English = impress. 3. To be noticed because something effects the ideas or attitudes of people. English = impressive.

As a Noun: 1. The small, round, black hole in the centre of your eye. English = pupil.