The sign for "habit" sort of reminds me of the
idea of being "chained" or "bound" to a particular activity.
This sign can mean "accustomed to" or "used to." The sign moves straight down.
HABIT:
Memory
hint:
The activities you are "handcuffed to."
Sample sentence: "Do you have any habits?" = HABIT ANY YOU?
There is a version of this sign that I label as "ACCUSTOMED- to." It
starts with an open dominant hand which changes into a "closed" hand.
Lots of people use this sign to mean "habit."
HABIT / accustomed-to:
Note:
You may see this sign done with a
"T" on the dominant hand, if so, it means: "tradition."
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