What does it mean in sign language when you take your point finger and touch the Palm of other hand?

You're describing a sign that's very common in American Sign Language (ASL), but it doesn't have a single meaning on its own. It's a handshape used in many different signs.

To understand the meaning, we need more context:

* What is the orientation of your palm? Is it facing you, away from you, or to the side?

* What is the movement of your hands? Are you making a circular motion, tapping, or something else?

* What are you signing about? The topic of your conversation will often give away the meaning.

Here are some examples of signs using that handshape:

* "I" (me): Palm facing outward, fingers together, tap the point finger to the palm of the other hand.

* "Finish": Palm facing forward, fingers together, make a small circular motion with the point finger touching the palm.

* "Understand": Palm facing outward, fingers together, move the point finger in a small circle touching the palm.

It's important to remember that sign language is visual, and these examples are just a starting point. To learn the true meaning, you'll need to see the full sign in context.