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ASL Pocket Dictionary: 500 Essential Signs Explained Through the 5 Core Parameters - A Quick Reference for Beginners
Available for 2 days. Available until 9/24/2026.
Find the Sign. Review the Details. Keep Connecting.
Remember the word, but not quite how to sign it?
Learning American Sign Language takes practice. Having a practical reference nearby gives you somewhere to turn when a handshape, movement, or position needs another look.
ASL Pocket Dictionary brings 500 essential entries into one compact reference, with straightforward written descriptions organized around the 5 core parameters of ASL. Find the word, check the details, and return to your practice without working through an entire lesson.
Whether you're learning to connect with a loved one, taking your first ASL class, or reviewing vocabulary you've already studied, this pocket companion keeps useful signs within reach.
Here's what you'll find inside:
500 essential ASL entries, organized from A to Z. Look up everyday vocabulary covering family, food, feelings, work, time, and more, without searching through topic-based lessons.
Five parameters. One consistent format. Each entry describes Handshape, Palm Orientation, Location, Movement, and Non-Manual Markers, helping you focus on the individual details that shape a sign.
An English Gloss Index that gives you more ways to find what you need. Search primary entries and additional English words represented by the same ASL sign, with handshape labels and page references to guide your lookup.
Brief notes that clarify important distinctions. Review differences between similar signs, alternate forms, and context-dependent meanings without getting lost in lengthy explanations.
Essential references before the dictionary. Start with a concise foundation covering the 5 core parameters, common ASL handshapes, the manual alphabet, and numbers, so you have the key reference tools at hand before moving into the A-to-Z entries.
A compact 4 x 6-inch paperback made to come along. Keep it in your bag, bring it to class, or leave it beside your study materials for a quick review whenever you need one.
You don't need to read this dictionary from cover to cover to put it to use. Start with the word you need today, revisit a sign you learned yesterday, or review a few entries before your next practice session.
Designed to complement lessons, visual demonstrations, and interaction with ASL users, this is a reference you can return to as your vocabulary grows.
Keep your next sign within reach. Add ASL Pocket Dictionary to your learning routine today.
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