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American Sign Language: "principal"


This sign is good to use if you mean principal as in the leader of a school or "the school principal."

Touch the tip of the middle finger of the "P-hand" to the back of a  palm-down S-hand twice.
This sign refers to the person "principal" of a school.  The sign "principle" spelled with an "le" instead of "al" uses a different sign.

PRINCIPAL:


 


If you mean some other type of "principal" (other than the leader of a school) you should use a different sign than the "P" on the back of the fist.  For example:

See: MAIN
See: TOP
See: FIRST


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