How to Sign "Ava" in Sign Language

Many companies are commonly known in the Deaf community and have their own sign. Ava is one of them!

Signing "Ava"

  1. Handshape: Form your non-dominant hand into an “A.” Form your dominant hand into a “V.”
  2. Hand location: Bring your hands in front of your chest.
  3. Movement: Keeping your non-dominant hand fixed, bring your dominant hand to touch the “A” with your index finger. Then flip the “V” so that your middle finger touches the “A.”
  4. Facial expression: Keep a neutral facial expression.

Fun Fact

It’s common for names that are 3-4 letters to just be fingerspelled. Many people usually refer to Ava as such, but now you know our special name sign!

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