This question is a bit vague to answer. Often bishops raise their hand in blessing. Bishops may also offer their hand that the faithful may reverence the ring they wear which is a symbol of their position as a prince of the Church. The reverence made by the faithful here is a demonstration of faith towards the Church hierarchy, specifcally the bishop's office, not to the man himself. Perhaps it would be worth submitting a question that is a bit more precise in its wording if the above answers have not addressed your query.
If asking about the deformity seen in an ulnar nerve palsy, it is a wasting of the hypothenar, interossei and 2 medial lumbrical muscles in the hand. (causes flexion of the 4th and 5th digits) (magee) all from the ulnar nerve being impinged or damaged. ^__^
Do I? No. I am Russian Orthodox, and our Bishops do not wear rings. When we ask the Bishop's blessing, we lay our right hand (open hand, palm up) over our left hand, and gold them in front of our chest area; the Bishop will make the Sign of the Cross over us, then lay his right hand on our hands, at which time we kiss his hand. Roman Catholics kiss the ring of the Bishop-any Bishop, "arch" or not...and, of course, the Pope and Cardinals...who are, after all, Bishops too.
It is a Jewish hand sign that symbolizes the letter shin. Which stands for Shaddai meening "God"
on the dashboard? i think its the hand brake.
A persons hand reaching out to the poor
This gesture typically represents the sign for "silly" in American Sign Language. It involves moving an open hand up and down under the chin while sticking out the thumb.
They have 2 different hand signs they do a Lower case d and capital T.
-cleansing -welcoming -bishop,priest
This sign in American Sign Language often represents giving or offering something. The open hand typically indicates receiving, while the finger pointing to it signifies directing or giving.
The "L" sign made with your hand typically represents the word "loser" in informal settings. It can be used humorously among friends or during playful banter.
Touching your hand to your elbow in sign language is a way of signing "family" or "related." It symbolizes the connection or relationship between family members.
It's V1, which mean Version 1.0
Touching the index finger to the palm of the other hand in American Sign Language can represent the letter "O" or the sign for "okay" or "all right."