American Sign Language: "table"
The sign "table" simply shows a flat top. This sign can also
mean "desk." You might see "DESK" using the
letter "D" on the dominant hand during this sign (initialization).
Here is an initialized version of the sign for
Warning, this initialized version is not generally considered ASL.
That may change in the future if more people start using it, (time will
tell). I see it used here and there so I thought I'd include it just
incase you come across it.
If you mean "table" as in a chart or graph then see:
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