What is the act of writing with both hands simultaneously called?
I can write quickly with both my hands so I am ambidextrous. However it means using both hands equally. What would the act be like if someone was exhibiting their skill of ambidexterity by writing something with both their hands simultaneously? What is a good word for it?
I need the word that means simultaneously using both hands. And then typing or whatever,
and then translating.
I don’t have enough reputation to comment, but you can always use the adverb ambidextrously plus the verb you need. You can always turn it off to the twitter. What’s the vocabulary used in ambidextrous English? q=ambidextrously#ambidextrous__10
q=ambidextrously?
Is there a method to express the idea of writing with both hands simultaneously but employing the K.I.S.S. approach? Can someone write with both hands simultaneously?
Is someone who is writing with both hands important?
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I don’t think a single word exists but some people afflicted by Kallman syndrome are affected by a condition called bimanual synkinesis in which the movements of one hand are mirrored by the other hand. So analogously, I would say, “bimanual writing”, using bimanual as an adjective or an adverb. “He’s bimanualy writing”.
I need the word that means simultaneously using both hands for writing or whatever.
Is switching hands simultaneous bimanual.? Why or why not? Playing the piano is a form of bimanual activity. Others would be tying shoes, clapping hands, etc. Those who had their own hands wouldn’t realize that others would be doing these things because they would not realize how obvious it would seem to each other? As @ Third News commented above, researchers use the term bimanual simultaneous handwriting, but I wouldn’t expect that to be in common parlance. Similarly, using the “unknown’ word for an obscure condition or rare phenonmenon is a silly thing. When you find one, using the “unknown” word at the end of the sentence can be very misleading. How can I know if I don’t ask?
How can you write in mirror images? Of course, for those who have to watch a video of a woman doing such thing with one hand, there is a YouTube video of this feat here.
For a fairly long article on simultaneous and non-simultaneous mirror-writing (mainly the latter), see Robert D. McIntosh and Sergio Della Sala, “Mirror-writing ” (October 2012), posted on the British Psychological Society’s The Psychologist website. Does deliberate mirror-writing are the same as involuntary mirror-writing in brain-damaged adults?
Which forms of mirror writing do we have very many people who are aware of? How can I work to write efficiently: “While I’m writing vertically with my left hand, I can see lines on my right hand”? He grew up in Coventry, and practiced this technique, writing forward or backward with either hand, including vertical and horizontal flips, and incorporating these into a distinctive dark dark and mirror-art (see cover). How is mirror writing investigated in a case study?
What do I do if KB writes the same words forward with the same hand but backwards with the same hand? I know that his writing half a line left-to-right on the left hand is done differently than the other half right-to-left on the right hand. So how does he do this? Does the article identify that skill by name?
Synatomisch, which means using a person’s hands together at the same time, is proper formed from Greek.
“Amphichirography” would mean “writing with either hands”.
Ambitexterity: The meaning of a word. I had a concept I needed for a book and that was
what I came up with (see rss).
What is the purpose of writing? Writing does not mean using a one hand or two hands. How can I write in different ways so if I am using two or one hands it is still writing which is the act of enscribing information onto a medium. What rules do the writing get on the page?
“Abdomino” is an adjective meant as having both hands. It’s an adjective of an act which means one can do anything with one hand.
Ambidexterity is the state of being equally adept in the use of both left and right appendages (such as the fingers).
Is Mr. A. N. Harris an Expert in Ambidextrity?
I am writing ambidextrously. Maybe you can
say, “I am writing very slowly…” But I can’t. And I get bored with it.
If
- you use e-mail you are using
- the thumb of a mobile phone is called
texting.
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