1. Downward Motion: You can use a sign that shows a downward motion.
* "Down" as in "going down": You'd move your hand downwards, as if following an object falling. This sign can be used for things like "going downstairs," "the sun going down," or "prices going down."
* "Down" as in "falling down": You can use a more dramatic downwards motion, possibly using your whole body to indicate falling.
2. Specific Location: The sign for "down" can also be modified to indicate a specific location.
* "Down on the floor": You can sign "floor" and then point downwards towards the floor.
* "Down on the ground": You can sign "ground" and then point downwards towards the ground.
* "Down below": You can sign "below" and then point downwards.
3. "Down" in relation to a specific object or person: You can use a combination of signs to indicate "down" in relation to something else.
* "Down from the tree": You could sign "tree" and then use a downward motion to show something coming down from the tree.
4. "Down" as a noun:
* "Down (as in a down payment)": You could use a sign for "payment" followed by the sign for "down."
It's important to note: Sign language is visual and relies on context and facial expressions. You can learn the specifics of "down" in ASL by watching videos or taking a sign language class.