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In everyday life, people constantly accompany their speech with hand movements and facial expressions. Most often this happens unconsciously, but sometimes gestures are used intentionally to enhance the emotional and expressive coloring of words, to demonstrate one’s mood, attitude towards the situation or interlocutor. Having studied some finger gestures and their meaning, you can succinctly formulate any message and quickly convey it to others, as the deaf and dumb do. Let's look at the most common signs and explain their meaning.

Thumbs up and down

With a gesture thumb up Everyone has known each other almost since childhood. Usually it symbolizes approval or agreement, accompanied by an appropriate nod, so it is always perceived positively in our country. Often used by voting travelers on the road when it is necessary to stop transport. However, you need to be careful when using your fingers to communicate with foreigners, because in the sign language of the inhabitants of Australia, Greece and Great Britain, such a sign is regarded as obscene expression, and among the Arabs it is generally associated with the male genital organ.

When thumb down, the gesture takes on the opposite meaning - that is, an expression of dissatisfaction, dissatisfaction. Today it is reflected in social networks and YouTube channel. The pictogram depicting it is called a “dislike”.

Forefinger

The next gesture is not so unambiguous and is deciphered depending on the situation, taking into account additional signals. This is the index finger up. There are several options for its interpretation:

applied to the center of the lips - asked to remain silent;
raised vertically at head level or higher - require attention or stop immediately;
move it from side to side - express their disagreement or prohibition;
shake up and down - teach or threaten with punishment;
twisted at the temple - they show that the person is out of his mind.

By his position during a conversation, they determine whether a person is telling the truth or lying. If, for example, the eyes are looking in one direction, and the index finger is pointing in the other and slightly bent, then the interlocutor is most likely insincere.

Middle finger up

Since the times of ancient Rome, in almost all civilized countries the meaning of the middle finger gesture has been indecent and offensive. Extended upward, it symbolizes today the male genital organ. This is a rough form of the phrase "Get out!" or “Fuck off!” among young people. In our country it is borrowed from cool American militants and vulgar youth comedies 18+.

Crossing your fingers

The hand is used very often superstitious people as a magical tool that can scare away evil spirits and attract good luck. In their understanding, crossed fingers (index and middle) have protective power. This gesture signifies the unity of faith and strength and is associated with the cross. One of the fingers symbolizes hope for a better outcome, and the other - help and support. Sometimes they are intertwined on both hands and hidden behind the back in order to lie, but at the same time avoid punishment from higher powers.

Research by British scientists from University College proves that such actions are not unfounded. They even found scientific confirmation. In their opinion, the gesture really helps reduce pain. But don’t even think about showing it to a Vietnamese unless you want to seriously offend him.

Two fingers up V – victory

In Russia and many others European countries ah, the gesture of two fingers with an open palm means absolute victory or confidence in the proximity of its achievement. This is due to the fact that the index and middle fingers, directed upward, look like the letter V. That, in turn, is an abbreviation for Latin word Victoria - victory. For the first time in the world, the sign was used by Winston Churchill. However, it is also not universal for everyone. The British, Australians and New Zealanders will consider the gesture an insult if the hand is turned back side to them. In Russia, this option is interpreted as the number 2.

Three fingers up

It is known that during the Second World War, German soldiers greeted the commander-in-chief during the oath by showing three fingers at the same time - thumb, index and middle. In the Russian mind, this sign means the number or quantity 3.

Goat

Few people know that the gesture in which all fingers are clenched into a fist, except for the index and little fingers, is attributed to protective properties, therefore it is often used by magicians when performing mystical rituals. However, thanks to rock stars, he more familiar people like the “rocker goat”. In combination with a protruding tongue, it expresses insolence or a state of madness.

In Russia, “goat” can be deciphered to demonstrate one’s power and superiority over others. It also serves as a comic imitation of butting cattle.

Shaka and tongue between fingers

Many people associate a hand clenched into a fist with a protruding thumb and little finger near the ear with telephone conversation, request or promise to call back. But if the action is accompanied by a characteristic tilt of the head or touching the little finger to the lips, then it takes on a different meaning associated with a call to drink alcoholic beverages and use narcotic cigarettes.

In Hawaii, "Shaka" is seen as a sign of greeting. It is popular among athletes in surfing, skydiving and Brazilian jiu-jitsu wrestling. It is also used to express jubilation by some famous football players who have scored a goal.

OK

The generally accepted meaning of the gesture is to notify others that there is no problem and everything is fine. The residents' favorite sign. However, in Turkey it is offensive to those to whom it is addressed, as it implies an accusation of non-traditional sexual orientation.

Fig or fig

Russians have a curled fist with the thumb sticking out between the other two - this is a contemptuous form of refusal. IN ancient Rus' the fig symbolized coitus, could be used to scare away evil spirits. There are several other names - shish, fig, dulya. But if for a resident of Russia it means an insult, mockery, then for a Brazilian it means protection from the evil eye or a talisman to attract good luck. That is why you can find pendants, pendants and figurines depicting figs there.

Spire folded with fingertips

As psychologists note, balanced individuals who are confident in their strengths and their own competence connect their fingertips with a “house”. A spiel can mean thinking at the moment of making an important decision or demonstrate increased interest in the words of the interlocutor.

In the practice of yoga, the fingertips closed in rings help to meditate, find peace, and focus on the main thing.

Rubbing the tips of others with your thumb

Such manipulation can be seen in crime films. It means banknotes that are virtually crunchy in your hands. Another such gesture is used at a time when you need to clarify your thought, or urgently remember something, but it just doesn’t work out.

Interlocked fingers

The hands clenched into a lock serve as a kind of psychological barrier. Can inform about various human conditions:

on the head - anxiety, confusion, shock;
on the knees - hidden tension, stiffness;
in front of you, while your head is directed upward - an expression of distrust of the information provided, disagreement with the opinion expressed.

It is very difficult to come to an agreement with a business partner whose fingers are tightly clasped. To help him relax, you need to invite him to watch something and then try to discuss the issue again.

In most countries, an outstretched palm means “stop.” In a conversation, a gesture formulates a request to stop, to stop doing something.

It is also a sign of greeting people and saying goodbye to them. Depends on what the situation is. However, the Greeks, with the help of such a friendly five, express negative emotions. Namely, the desire to move on the face. They call this manipulation munza, it has funny story occurrence. Yes, at dawn Byzantine Empire The judge had a way of humiliating punishment of petty criminals - smearing ashes on the face of the offender.

Inviting gesture with index finger

With a bent finger extended forward, people most often call to themselves someone with whom they want to sort things out. It is perceived by a person as a joke, but sometimes it can offend. It is a sign of a lack of culture among those who use it.

Fist

Clenching a fist shows strong tension, readiness to repel an enemy's attack, and also means an open threat, an intention to hit in the face. Symbolizes power.

Russian and English alphabet with gestures

The language of the deaf and mute is the main way they interact with the outside world. It allows people with hearing and speech impairments to communicate. Each gesture corresponds to a letter of the alphabet or a word. This can be presented more clearly in the form of a table.

As you can see, the same gestures can be interpreted in different ways. This is why they should be interpreted as a system and not individually. And only use it when appropriate.

Any gesture or action should be assessed only in the context of a specific event; the meanings of the same action can vary greatly depending on characters, situation and cultural environment. But you can at least try to understand what the raised index finger means, and what is the meaning of this action.

Subtext of gestures

The main differences in the perception of nonverbal signs are associated precisely with the environment in which they are used. The subtext can be of almost any nature:

Religious.
Political.
National.
Regional.
Subcultural.

Therefore, before dealing with the gesture itself, it is better to take a closer look at who the sign itself is coming from. Labeling is not the most noble activity, but in this moment To fully understand the situation, this is a necessary evil.

It is worth noting that most gestures express strong emotions that the interlocutor sometimes finds it difficult to convey in words. So, once in a different language or cultural environment, you should as quickly as possible become familiar with at least the minimum set of signs and gestures that are used in it. A warning or even a threat not understood in time can lead to dire consequences.

The meaning of the index finger in Islam

In our country, the gesture is used by the majority of the population in order to draw the attention of the interlocutor or interrupt someone’s speech. Lately, this sign is not used so often, but if in the middle of a conversation a person raised his index finger up:

The opponent has something to object to.
The interlocutor does not want to interrupt you and is ready to wait for you to speak out.
Once you finish your speech, be prepared to listen to objections.

If at the same time a person moves his index finger from side to side, this can only mean one thing - they categorically disagree with your ideas and are not even ready to seriously discuss them. In such cases, it is better to stop talking. What’s interesting is that in almost all cultures this sign is interpreted in the same way.

But more often you can see photographs of natives of the Caucasus, in which representatives of different nationalities raise their index finger upward. One could think of some national issue, but this is what representatives of almost all nationalities and nationalities from this region do.

What do they all have in common? Islam. And the raised index finger symbolizes monotheism and faith in their one god - Allah. With every prayer, a Muslim must raise his index finger to the sky, so in this way Muslims demonstrate their piety. Or they simply follow an old habit, imitating the older generation.

Europeans and thumbs up

You can encounter a demonstration of this gesture even far from native land. For example, in the same Germany. One would think that the wave of migration from the Middle East had finally overwhelmed the region and that its people now boasted of their piety. But that's not the point at all:

The raised index finger is an old German gesture.
Information about it goes back at least 3-4 centuries.
The sign can be literally translated as: “everything is fine with me.”

While the whole world, like the Romans, raised its thumb up, the Germans decided to go their own way. The initiative may be laudable, but it is perceived as quite unusual.

The Dutch also have a somewhat similar gesture, only the interlocutor adds tapping himself on the forehead to the raised index finger. In this context, the gesture is interpreted unambiguously - the interlocutor appreciated your intellectual abilities.

It’s true that this gesture is not used very often in the Netherlands. Not because local residents few people are considered truly smart, it’s just outdated, like many other non-verbal signs. All languages of the world have shown a tendency towards simplification over the past 20 years, so that now even a complex thought can be expressed with a couple of words or a simple set of abbreviations.

Index finger in fine art

And the raised index finger can be found in many works of art. Including works dedicated to Christianity. For two thousand years now, this gesture in art has not had a single interpretation:

Satan is almost always depicted with his index finger or index and middle fingers raised upward.
Many Christian saints on canvases stretch their index finger to the sky, which symbolizes their connection with something magical and beyond comprehension.
The finger rising to the sky also shows the desire of the depicted person to understand the secrets of the world around him.

It turns out that the main themes are secrets, mysticism, magic and knowledge of the world around us. Thus, in the paintings, with the help of this gesture, a person’s desire for something more is symbolized, which is not always useful for the immortal soul.

Perhaps sculptors and artists put some other hidden text into their works. But not even all the paintings, sculptures and bas-reliefs have reached us. What can we say about some notes and explanations. Especially when you consider that in most cases they simply did not exist to begin with. People of art prefer to leave at least some semblance of a mystery.

What does a raised index finger mean?

If the interlocutor suddenly raised his index finger to the sky:

He wants to interrupt you to object and insert his own argument.
He is not interested in your idea and does not want to discuss it.
The Muslim suddenly remembered the unity of Allah and decided to remind about it.
The German says that everything is fine with him.
The Dutchman admires your intelligence.
Dagestani says

To understand which of the five options is suitable for a given situation, all you have to do is take a closer look at your interlocutor. However, sometimes very funny coincidences happen. If you see a thumbs up in a photo, and the photo was taken somewhere in the forest, and everyone posing in military uniform and with beards - the gesture is of a religious nature.

The problem of terrorism in some regions has not yet been fully resolved, but the life expectancy of members of illegal armed groups in last years decreased sharply. So, most likely, there will be fewer and fewer such photographs every year.

It is worth knowing all the meanings of a new word or gesture before using it. By finding out what a raised index finger means, you can save yourself from getting into sticky situations.

Video about gestures

In this video, Muslim will tell you what the gesture of a raised index finger can mean, and what it has to do with Islam:

Gestures from combinations of fingers in different cultures have very different meanings. So, for example, the “thumbs up” symbol can speak both of a decision to pardon the vanquished (a famous gesture during the fight of Roman gladiators), and of a common request for a ride, to take a fellow traveler (hitchhiking), if we are talking about a thumb raised up by the road somewhere in America. The index finger carries other information. Let's take a closer look.

What is this thumbs up symbol?

It is clear that the meaning of the symbol depends on which country and which finger is used. And here there are a great many options: from greetings and approval to indecent analogies.

Forefinger right hand, raised upward, among Muslims is a symbol of the proclamation of monotheism, that is, translated into Russian it means: “There is no God but Allah!”
In Germany, this gesture says: “Everything is fine.”
IN Slavic countries an index finger raised up means a call for the attention of others, and in American schools, students thus ask the teacher for permission to answer a question.
If during a conversation you raise your index finger up and shake it from side to side, then the interlocutor of almost any nationality will understand this as a refusal of what was proposed or an unwillingness to discuss the topic.

What are we talking about when we raise our thumbs up?

The symbol - the index finger connected and the rest raised up, means in America and most European countries: “Everything is fine!” But in Brazil and Turkey such a gesture will be perceived as an insult.

A resident of Holland, inviting you to a friendly drinking session, will raise his little finger up and his thumb to the side. This is where you probably want to respond to him with the gesture described above. Still: “Everything is great”! And a Frenchman can raise his little finger in response, which will mean: “Leave me alone!”

If someone raises their thumb up, the symbol hardly needs any special decoding - it is a sign of wishes for good luck, recognition that everything is going as it should, agreement with the proposed program of action, etc.

True, in Turkey and Arab countries a similar gesture is, in Greece, a demand: “Shut up!”

Most common symbol

Thumbs up in other cases too. The truth is not one, but two: we are talking about the V-shaped sign with the index and middle fingers, known in European countries.

It was introduced during the Second World War to signify victory, and since then the gesture has become very popular. True, for the English, one nuance is important in it: which side is the palm facing the speaker at that moment. If it is from the back, then it is: “victory”, but if it is with the palm, then its interpretation becomes offensive.

Another gesture is no less popular: “goat”. It's about about the index finger and little finger raised up. In the CIS this is a notorious “rocker” symbol. A thumbs up is raised in a similar way as a sign of superiority over someone, a desire to humiliate him. Although in mystical rituals This sign is protection from dark forces.

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Mar
2011

Secrets of Antiquity The Mystery of the Lost Bride (2011)

Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden object / Quest
Developer: Gestalt Games
Publisher: GameHouse
Developer's website: http://www.gestaltgames.com/
Interface language: Russian (amateur translation)
Platform: PC

System requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista/ 7
1 GHz Pentium 3 or equivalent
256MB RAM
DirectX 9.0

Description: IN new game Ancient Secrets - Mystery of the Vanishing Bride takes you on an exciting adventure through history and ancient island culture and reunites unfortunate souls separated by tragedy.

To Dr. Keith Miller as Spiritual Heir proud people Tekkan, was entrusted with their entire legacy, starting with ancient art ending jewelry and mysterious artifacts, some of them ordinary, some of them fantastic. While cataloging relics in a museum, Kate calls ex-boyfriend, begging for help in finding a wayward assistant located on a black excavation site that targets the island's treasures. She agrees to this expedition, but will the promised secrets turn out to be true? ancient culture so tempting for Kate?

Join Kate on an exciting adventure that will lead her to... unexpected discovery. Explore the island paradise and learn the legend of the Vanishing Bride from the Guardians. A captivating story, unexpected turns plot, mini-games and puzzles - all this will not leave you indifferent.

* Join Dr. Kate Miller on a fantastic I-Search.
* Discover an island paradise full of danger, tragedy and unexpected surprises.
* Use tools to forge your path and harness the power of Tekkan relics.
* Solve puzzles and a variety of mini-games.
* Solve the mystery of the Vanishing Bride and bring peace to two unfortunate souls.

Translation carried out by the "Our Version" team:
Translator: elionor_a
Textures: Slash
Editing: Letty, Julia-10
Testing: Tysja

Add. Information: No tablet required. Place and play

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Aug
2012

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Gestalt Games
Publisher: Nevosoft
Developer's website: www.gestaltgames.com
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC
Processor: Pentium IV 1 GHz or equivalent Athlon

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2013

Matchmaker 2. The Curse of the Abandoned Bride (2013)

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Year of manufacture: 2013
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Sugar Games
Publisher: Nevosoft
Developer's website: http://www.sugargames.com/
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC
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Processor: Pentium 1.2 GHz
RAM: 1024 Mb

27
Jun
2013

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Year of manufacture: 2013
Genre: quest, hidden object
Developer: Novoplay
Publisher: Nevosoft
Developer website: www.novo-play.com/‎
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Processor: 1.0 GHz
RAM: 512 MB
Video card: 128 mb HDD space: ~400MB

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Year of manufacture: 2015
Genre: quest, hidden object
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Publisher: Big Fish Games
Interface language: Russian

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Apr
2011

Mysteries of Antiquity: The Seventh Gate / Jewel Quest Mysteries: The Seventh Gate (2011)

An exciting adventure awaits you, expressed in 16 locations, where you can use all your talents and logical abilities. You will become a participant in the sad events that happened with the main character games by Emma. Emma arrived in Greece to find her family. They went in search ancient artifact– boards inlaid with precious...

Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object, Match-3
Developer: iWin
Publisher: iWin

Platform: PC OS: Windows XP/Vista/7 CPU: 1.0 GHz RAM: 512 MB DirectX: 9.0 or higher Hard Drive: 200 MB

08
Sep
2011

Unsolved Mystery Club: Ancient Astronauts CE (2011)

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Freeze Tag
Publisher: Big Fish Games
Developer's website: http://www.freezetag.com/
Interface language: Russian (authors: "Pan Games" team)
Platform: PC Windows XP/Vista/7 CPU 1.0 GHz RAM 512 MB DirectX 8.0 or higher HDD:680 MB

06
but I
2012

Mystery Of The Ancients 2: Curse Of The Black Water (2012)

You travel to a distant island to investigate mysterious disappearance two archaeologists. But suddenly a monster from the ancient myths about Poseidon appears on your way. What kind terrible secret discovered by archaeologists? Now only you can save the world from eternal darkness. Uncover the secret that is hidden in the deep dark waters islands. ABOUT...

Year of manufacture: 2012
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Big Fish Games
Publisher: Big Fish Games
Interface language: Russian (authors: Our Version team)
Platform: PC
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/7
Processor: 1.4 GHz
RAM: 512 MB
Video memory: 128 MB

07
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2014

Mystery of the Ancients 3: Three Guardians Collector's Edition / Secrets of hoary antiquity: Three Guardians. Collector's Edition (2014)

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Year of manufacture: 2014
Genre: quest, hidden object
Developer: MariaGlorum
Publisher: Big Fish Games
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC * OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8 * CPU: 2.0 GHz or faster Processor * RAM: 1024 MB * DirectX: 9.0 or higher * HDD: 1.4GB * VIDEO: 400 Mb Card

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2012

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Year of manufacture: 2012
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: iWin Games
Publisher: Nevosoft
Developer website: http://www.iwin.com/
Interface language: Russian (Official)
Platform: PC
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/Seven
Processor: Pentium IV 1.4 GHz or equivalent Athlon
RAM: 512 MB

25
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2012

Mysteries of antiquity 4. The Oracle of Ur - Collector's Edition / Jewel Quest Mysteries 4: The Oracle of Ur - Collectors Edition (2012)

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Year of manufacture: 2012
Genre: Logic, Three in a row, Quest, I'm looking
Developer: iWin Games
Publisher: Big Fish Games
Developer website: http://www.iwin.com/
Interface language: Russian ("Our Version")
Platform: PC OS: Windows XP/Vista/7 CPU: 800 MHz RAM: 1024 MB DirectX: 9.0 or higher HDD: 350mb

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but I
2011

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Big Fish Games
Publisher: Alawar
Developer website: www.bigfishgames.com
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC
Operating system: Windows XP/Vista/Seven
Processor: Pentium IV 1 GHz or equivalent Athlon

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: HitPoint Studios
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Developer website: www.hitpointstudios.com/
Interface language: Russian (authors: Our Version team)
Platform: PC Windows XP/ Vista CPU: 1.4 GHz RAM: 1024 MB DirectX: 9.0 Hard Drive: 518 MB

10
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2011

Vampire Secrets / Hidden Mysteries Vampire Secrets (2011)

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden Object
Developer: Game Mill Entertainment/ Gunnar Games
Publisher: Big Fish Games
Developer website: www.bigfishgames.com
Interface language: Russian (amateur translation, authors: baba Taia, Wowan, Panfilka)
Platform: PC Windows XP/ Vista CPU: 1.0 GHz RAM: 512 MB DirectX: 9.0 Hard Drive: 256 MB

03
Jul
2011

The Secret Order: Secrets of Venice Collector's Edition (2011)

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Year of manufacture: 2011
Genre: Hidden objects / Quest
Developer: Ers Game Studios
Publisher: Bigfish Games
Developer's website: http://www.ersgamestudios.com/
Interface language: Russian
Platform: PC OS: Windows XP/Vista CPU: 1.4 GHz RAM: 1280 MB DirectX: 9.0 Hard disk size 751MB