As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To be in the company of another person or thing in one place. English = (be) with, (be) together. As Modifier: 1. Used between a verb sign and a following noun sign to mean that the action was done in the company of or by the means of that thing or person. English = with, together with. 2. Used after a verb sign to mean that the action was done by more than one person or thing in the company of each other. English = together. Augmented Meaning: 1. This is one of several slightly different ways of making the sign 'with'. In this version the palms of the hands are more or less facing up and the sign is made lower then in other versions.