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Singapore Sign
The Singapore Sign Language Sign Bank provides a searchable collection of signs.
About Singapore Sign
The Singapore Sign Language Sign Bank displays a collection of signs gathered from Deaf individuals in Singapore. It provides a searchable collection and a visual search that allows selection of the handshape of the dominant hand to search by how a sign looks.
The collection reflects signs already in use by the community and is not presented as an official dictionary. It does not determine correct or wrong signs, and it is described as an ongoing project that continues to grow as more community data is collected.
Key features
- Searchable collection of signs gathered from Deaf individuals in Singapore
- Visual search by selecting dominant hand handshape
- Displays signs as used by the community
- Announcements track newly added words and signs
Best for: People who want to look up, research, or support use of signs used by the Deaf community in Singapore.
Good for
- Reflects signs already in use by the community
- Offers visual search by handshape of the dominant hand
- Continues to add new words and signs over time
Watch out for
- Not an official dictionary
- Does not determine correct or wrong signs
- Collection is ongoing and incomplete
Singapore Sign at a glance
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Singapore Sign FAQ
Is the SgSL Sign Bank an official dictionary?
No, it states it is not an official dictionary and does not claim to represent one.
Does the sign bank say which signs are correct?
No, it reflects signs already in use and does not determine correct or wrong signs.
How does visual search work?
It lets you select the handshape of the dominant hand to search by how the sign looks.
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