American Sign Language: person / agent / individual / or "one who does" The sign for "person" is often initialized with the letter "P" but when used in combination with other signs you drop the initialization and just use "flat" hands. When done with "flat" hands, the sign "PERSON," in general, represents "one who does something." For example, when used with teach, (TEACH + AGENT) it means "teacher." PERSON: Also see: PEOPLE You can learn sign language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: person / agent / individual / or "one who does"

The sign for "person" is often initialized with the letter "P" but when used in combination with other signs you drop the initialization and just use "flat" hands.

When done with "flat" hands, the sign "PERSON," in general, represents "one who does something."
For example, when used with teach, (TEACH + AGENT) it means "teacher."

PERSON:

Also see: PEOPLE