Toddler Sign Language

To sign the word "adverbial", use your dominant hand to make a flat handshape and place it near the side of your mouth. Move your hand in a small, circular…

To sign the word "adverb," use a combination of the letters A-D-V with a movement that mimics the action of modifying or changing a verb.

To sign the word "adventurousness," use American Sign Language (ASL) to make the "A" handshape with both hands and move them in a circular motion in front of your chest.

To sign the word adventurously, use your dominant hand to make a waving motion in front of your chest, starting with your palm facing downwards and ending with it facing…

To sign the word "adventurous," use your dominant hand to make a "V" shape with your index and middle fingers. Place the tips of those fingers on your forehead and…

To sign the word "adventuristic," use the ASL signs for "adventure" and "ist" to convey the meaning of someone who is inclined towards adventure.

To sign the word "adventurist," use the ASL sign for "adventure" followed by the fingerspelled letter "i" and the sign for "st" or "ist."

To sign the word "adventurism," use the ASL sign for "adventure" followed by the suffix "-ism," which is signed by forming the letter "i" with the dominant hand and bringing…

An "adventurish" sign would involve using two hands to mime a person walking or hiking, while making a facial expression that conveys excitement and curiosity.

To sign the word "adventuring," use the American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "adventure" followed by the inflection for "-ing," which is a circular motion of the dominant hand over…