This hand gesture is "sign language" for a certain phrase. It is no accident that, viewed from the back of the hand, this particular gesture looks like a certain part of the male anatomy with it's attendant apendages. So to "flip off" some one is the equivalent of saying that particular phrase.
Flipping the middle finger is derogatory because it is considered a rude gesture in many cultures, symbolizing disrespect, anger, or defiance. It has a history of being seen as offensive due to its association with aggressive behavior and its vulgar meaning.
Hindi : Angutha,tarjani,madhyama,anamika,kanishtha English : thumb,forefinger or index finger,middle finger,ring finger, little finger.
Waving your middle finger up and down in American Sign Language is considered a vulgar and offensive gesture known as "the bird" or commonly known as flipping someone off. It is not used to communicate in a respectful or polite manner.
The name of the five fingers in Hindi are: Angootha (thumb) Tarjani (index finger) Madhyama (middle finger) Anamika (ring finger) Kanishthika (little finger)
Twisting your middle finger and ring finger is not a commonly recognized hand gesture with a specific meaning. In some cultural contexts, it could be a gesture of frustration or irritation, but it is not universally understood in this way. It is important to consider cultural differences when interpreting gestures.
I'm not interested in hearing that derogatory comment about them.
It is called flipping someone off
The same reason Americans do. Because it's only one finger (the middle finger) used when flipping the bird.
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To make a finger flipping off symbol on Facebook you need to download an application like Smart Keyboard Pro. You can also use Ascii Art to make a hand with the middle finger up.
Only in China. In the United States, sticking up only your middle finger is considered offensive.
It means you are showing disrespect and being rude.Is often called "flipping off" and is used as a form of vulgar language toward most people.
Despite Wikipedia's claim that "flipping off" originated in Rome with the 'digitus impudicus' (impudent finger), "flipping off" actually originated in the several wars between Britain and France. The battle field was a constant struggle for either side to gain an advantage, until the British developed the Longbow. With the Longbow British Archers could now kill off French soldiers from about 180 - 200 meters away!Now, when a British Archer was captured by the French they would have their middle finger cut off, rendering them useless as an archer. So, the hand gesture of "flipping off" originates from escaped British soldiers as a way to taunt the French, as if to say "I still have my middle finger, take THAT!"
The pinky is the Chinese middle finger A chicken finger is the Chinese middle finger. Improved answer: The pinky is NOT the Chinese middle finger. I know, because I'm Chinese! The middle finger is the same. Also, where in the world did you get chicken finger from?
Yes the middle finger is a finger! You just called it one!
hotel california neg, that is not hand drawn and has no cactus with a middle finger as far as I can see. If I am wrong can you provide link?
holding your middle finger ang your index finger up at the same time means the middle finger in french!!
The finger which is on the right side of your middle finger in the right hand or the finger between the thumb and the middle finger.