HIS (as in "the possessive use of him") ASL 1; ASL 2; ASL 3; ASL 4; ASL 5; ASL 6; finger spell

Meaning: It is a non-gender specific possessive adjective in ASL. This non-gendered ASL sign is the same as HER as in possessive pronoun. This non-gender possessive noun (e.g. "It's his.") means it belongs to him. It's the same sign as HERS.

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Learn Indexing and possessive pronouns! See how to sign I, ME, YOU, WE, SHE, HE, THEY, IT, THEM, HERS, HIS, MINE, MY, YOUR, YOURS, THEIRS, OURS, and more - ...

Learn or review basic possessive adjectives in the singular form in ASL. ASL: my. It is a singular possessive adjective. ASL: your. This is glossed as child poss mother which is translated into English child's mother or, though not directly translated as, mother of a/the child. ASL: her, his.

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his. How to sign: belonging to or associated with a male person or animal previously mentioned or easily identified "James sold his business";

Feb 5, 2020 · When it comes to expressing the possessive pronoun “his” in ASL, there are specific signs and variations that you can use. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions, as well as tips, examples, and different situations to help you …

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