American Sign Language: "park"
The right sign for "park" depends on what you mean.
If you mean "park" as in "park a car":
See: PARK-car
See: PARKING- LOT
See: PARKING PERMIT
If you mean "park" as in "a place of recreation" then you should fingerspell P-A-R-K:
If you are talking about an area of land that has trees then you can use the sign "FOREST" which is a pluralized version of TREE.
FOREST = PARK-(version)
See: FOREST
If you mean "park" as in an "amusement park" then you could sign ENJOY and spell P-A-R-K, but really in the Deaf World we rarely use the phrase "amusement park." Instead we just tend to refer to a few specific parks to establish that we are talking about "that" type of park. I've seen some of my friends sign ROLLERCOASTER P-A-R-K.
See: DISNEYLAND
See: SIX-FLAG
Marine Park
See: FISH-DIFFERENT-DIFFERENT-LOOK-AROUND
See: FISH-LOOK-AROUND
See: FISH-PARK
See: SEA-WORLD
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