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Topicmind From Auslan Signbank · #semantic.mind Statusmarginal From Auslan Signbank · #lexis.marginal varlex From Auslan Signbank · #lexis.varlex Formalternating the hands move in turn From Auslan Signbank · #phonology.alternating double handed made with both hands From Auslan Signbank · #phonology.double-handed symmetrical both hands have the same handshape and movement From Auslan Signbank · #phonology.symmetrical
Note: 1. The variant sign was borrowed into the Australasian Signed English system from ASL in the 1980s. It uses the letter E in the one-handed fingerspelling alphabet. It has been accepted and used as an Auslan sign by some deaf people, especially in education by teachers of the deaf, their students, and interpreters.