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American Sign Language: "window"
The sign for "window" shows the opening and closing of a window.
Use an "up, then down" motion. The dominant hand (that's means the "right hand" for six out of seven people) moves. The base hand ("left-hand") stays put.
WINDOW:
"Open-window" uses a single motion.
OPEN-WINDOW:
To indicate a closed window, start with the window open, then close it. Use a single quick motion. The right hand is doing all the moving.
CLOSE-WINDOW:
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