"K@Shoulder K@Abdomen" meaning in All languages combined

See K@Shoulder K@Abdomen on Wiktionary

Noun [American Sign Language]

Forms: KING [ASL-gloss]
Etymology: From initial k of English king, in a motion common among terms for royalty, apparently representing a royal sash; compare G@Shoulder-PalmDown G@Abdomen-PalmDown (QUEEN, “queen”). Etymology templates: {{der|ase|en|king}} English king Head templates: {{ase-noun|gloss=KING}} Upload png, jpg, or gif image. (ASL gloss: KING)
  1. king (male monarch)
    Sense id: en-K@Shoulder_K@Abdomen-ase-noun-g02IUh~H Categories (other): American Sign Language terms in nonstandard scripts

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