American Sign Language: "autumn" The sign for "autumn" is based on the idea of "leaves falling from a tree." Your non-dominant hand represents the tree (not an upright tree, but more of a tired old leaning tree). Your right hand represents leaves "falling from the tree." Use a double motion. Remember do the movement with your dominant hand. AUTUMN: Sample sentence: "Do you like going for a stroll in a cool autumn breeze?" = AUTUMN, WIND-[light], COOL, YOU LIKE CL:1-"go for a stroll"? Sample sentence: "Which do you like best, spring, summer, or autumn?" = SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN, YOU LIKE BEST WHICH? Also see: LEAF You can learn sign language (ASL) online at American Sign Language University ™ Lifeprint.com © Dr. William Vicars

American Sign Language: "autumn"

The sign for "autumn" is based on the idea of "leaves falling from a tree."
Your non-dominant hand represents the tree (not an upright tree, but more of a tired old leaning tree). Your right hand represents leaves "falling from the tree." Use a double motion. Remember do the movement with your dominant hand.

AUTUMN:

Sample sentence: "Do you like going for a stroll in a cool autumn breeze?"

= AUTUMN, WIND-[light], COOL, YOU LIKE CL:1-"go for a stroll"?

Sample sentence: "Which do you like best, spring, summer, or autumn?"
= SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN, YOU LIKE BEST WHICH?

Also see: LEAF