What is boy in sign language?

There isn't a single sign for "boy" in American Sign Language (ASL). Instead, you would sign the concept of "boy" using a combination of signs.

Here are a few ways to sign "boy" in ASL:

1. MALE + CHILD:

* You can use the sign for "male" (which is a palm-out "M" shape) followed by the sign for "child" (which is a handshape like you're holding a small ball, moving it up and down).

2. BOY + CHILD:

* You can also use the sign for "boy" (which is a handshape like you're holding a small ball, moving it back and forth) followed by the sign for "child."

3. Describe the boy:

* You can also describe the boy using signs for age, characteristics, etc. For example, "young" + "male."

4. Use a specific name:

* If you know the boy's name, you can sign his name.

Important Note:

* The specific sign used may vary slightly depending on the context and the signer's regional dialect.

Remember that sign language is a visual language, so it's important to learn how to use your facial expressions and body language to convey meaning. It's also important to note that ASL is a constantly evolving language, so there may be new signs or variations developing over time.