American Sign Language:  "arm"

Realistically, when discussing or interpreting the concept of 'ARM' in ASL it is rare to use a separate sign that would be glossed as 'ARM' and instead it is more common to simply depict the arm and/or what is happening to the arm. For example, an interpreter could fingerspell ARM (using fs-ARM) and then demonstrate (depict / mime) whatever the arm is doing or will be done to the arm.

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I/me needle into arm flow into arm I.V. (I'm going to start an I.V.):

(On YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/J8wQRs0Qjfk )

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YOU BRUISE-on-arm! what-HAPPEN? (You have a serious bruise on your arm! What happened?):

(On YouTube at:  https://youtu.be/i5h2Ap68qHo )

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arm:
 

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