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SHOES

Motion diagram. A Deaf-recorded clip from the PopSign corpus (CC BY 4.0) exists for this sign and can be placed here.

Everyday·Level 1·Video corpus

SHOE

shoe

How to make it

Tap two fists together side by side, twice.

Where the sign comes from

Unknown

No reliable source. We'd rather say so than invent one.

Usually explained as heels clicking together. Plausible, unsourced; marked unknown.

No sources — which is the point of the “unknown” tier. If you know of a documented account, the historical databases are where to check it.

The sign, taken apart

Every ASL sign is built from a handshape, a place it's made, and a movement. Learn to see these three and you can read and store any sign.

Handshape

A fist with the thumb across the front.

Also: letter S

Location
Neutral space

Made at the neutral space.

Movement
a tap

Both hands move together.

Repeated. Palm facing down.

Taught in

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