How do you sign “Sleep” in ASL?
SLEEP: SLEEP in American Sign Language (ASL) means to rest with eyes closed. The video and animated demonstration below show the sign.
When do you use the sign SLEEP?
SLEEP closes every daily-routine narration and opens most complaints about the night before. Parents sign it at bedtime, students sign it wishfully, and the sleep-deprived sign it with feeling. It belongs to the routine vocabulary of Lesson 34.
Lesson 34 of the challenge covers it with the daily routine.
📖 SLEEP is taught in Lesson 34 of ASL 101: Starting Out — Book 1 of the 216-Day Challenge →
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