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Topicmetalg From Auslan Signbank · #semantic.metalg Where it’s usedeverywhere used across Australia From Find Sign · #everywhere Western Australia used in Western Australia From Find Sign · #wa Northern Territory used in the Northern Territory From Find Sign · #nt South Australia used in South Australia From Find Sign · #sa Queensland used in Queensland From Find Sign · #qld New South Wales used in New South Wales From Find Sign · #nsw ACT used in the Australian Capital Territory From Find Sign · #act Victoria used in Victoria From Find Sign · #vic Tasmania used in Tasmania From Find Sign · #tas Formdouble 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
As a Noun: 1. A series or system of written symbols used to represent the sounds of speech, the units of signs in signed languages, numbers, amounts, or elements in something such as linguistics, music or mathematics. English = notation. 2. Letters, numbers, or other symbols that are written or printed in the unknown script of a foreign language. 3. The letters, numbers, and other symbols of the written script of the Chinese and related languages. English = Chinese characters, Japanese characters, kanji. 4. A symbol in a written language, such as a letter or number. English = character. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To use written symbols to represent the sounds of speech, the units of signs in signed languages, numbers, amounts, or elements in linguistics, music or mathematics. English = notate. 2. To be unable to be read something because the writing system (script) is unknown, secret or very unclear. English = (be) indecipherable, (be) unreadable.