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diff --git a/luka_pona/fingerspelling/translations/kbt/parameters.toml b/luka_pona/fingerspelling/translations/kbt/parameters.toml
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+[A-1]
+handshape = "OpenA"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[A-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+placement = "touch the thumb"
+
+[E-1]
+handshape = "BentB"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[E-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+placement = "touch the index finger"
+
+[I-1]
+handshape = "1"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[I-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+placement = "touch the middle finger"
+
+[J-1]
+handshape = "1"
+movement = "fingers flip inwards"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[J-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+movement = "draw a J shape on the hand"
+placement = "touch palm"
+
+[J-2-ANTE]
+handshape = "1 + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm down + palm down"
+placement = "touch base of the thumb"
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+[K-1]
+handshape = "2"
+orientation = "palm inwards"
+
+[K-2]
+handshape = "9 + 1"
+placement = "touch base of finger"
+
+[L-1]
+handshape = "L"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[L-2]
+handshape = "1 + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm up + palm down"
+placement = "touch palm"
+
+[M-1]
+handshape = "BentB"
+orientation = "palm downwards"
+
+[M-2]
+handshape = "FlatB + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm up + palm down"
+placement = "touch palm"
+
+[N-1]
+handshape = "2"
+orientation = "palm downwards"
+
+[N-2]
+handshape = "2 + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm up + palm down"
+placement = "touch palm"
+
+[O-1]
+handshape = "O"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[O-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+placement = "touch the ring finger"
+
+[P-1]
+handshape = "FlatB"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
+
+[P-2]
+handshape = "9 + 1"
+placement = "touch tip of finger"
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+[S-1]
+handshape = "5"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
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+[S-2]
+handshape = "FlatB + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm down + palm side"
+placement = "touch palm"
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+[T-1]
+handshape = "L"
+orientation = "palm downwards"
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+[T-2]
+handshape = "1 + FlatB"
+placement = "touch edge of the hand"
+
+[U-1]
+handshape = "2"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
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+[U-2]
+handshape = "1 + 5"
+placement = "touch the pinkie finger"
+
+[W-1]
+handshape = "2"
+movement = "verticle circle movement"
+orientation = "palm outwards"
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+[W-2]
+handshape = "5 + 5"
+placement = "mesh fingers"
+
+[W-2-ANTE]
+handshape = "2 + FlatB"
+orientation = "palm up + palm down"
+placement = "touch palm"
diff --git a/luka_pona/signs/translations/kbt/icons.toml b/luka_pona/signs/translations/kbt/icons.toml
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+AKESI = "tongue or fangs of a snake"
+ALA = "arms crossed, defence of body"
+ALASA-1 = "pointing at and moving towards the thing thats being searched for"
+ALASA-2 = "pointing at and moving towards the thing thats being searched for"
+ALE-1 = "gesturing around at everything"
+ALE-2 = "gesturing around at everything"
+ANPA-LON = "pointing downards, going down, oppsite of SEWI-LON"
+ANPA-TAWA = "placing something under"
+ANTE-KIWEN = "changing something from one state to another"
+ANTE-KIWEN-2 = "pointing inward (same) to pointing outward (different)"
+ANTE-WAN = "one handed version of ANTE-WAN-JASIMA"
+ANTE-WAN-2 = "two things being flipped away indicating difference"
+ANU = "opposite of EN-KIN-KAN"
+AWEN-AWEN = "arm guarding something close to the chest"
+AWEN-TAWA = "arm grabbing and pulling something in"
+EN-KIN-KAN = "adding something on top"
+ESUN-1 = "exchanging things between people"
+ESUN-2 = "exchanging things between people"
+IJO-LUKA = "thing in palm"
+IJO-NENA = "relocation of IJO-LUKA to ensure accessibility for single hand signing"
+IKE = 'opposite of PONA, thumbs down international gesture for "bad"'
+ILO = "a tool with a directional nozzel and a grip or button on top"
+INSA = "pointing at the inside"
+JAKI = "bad to the eyes, looks bad, smells bad"
+JAN-LA = "sillouette of a person"
+JAN-WAN = "general shape of a person, individual"
+JELO = "the colour of ear wax, the colour of the Sun"
+JO = "hand holding something"
+KALA = "the shape of a fish swimming through the water"
+KALAMA-KUTE = "sound heard by the ear"
+KALAMA-MU = "sounds made by the mouth"
+KASI = "a tree or bush, a stem with branches"
+KEN-1 = "putting down fists in determination, picking up the necessary tools, starting a process"
+KEN-2 = "putting down fists in determination, picking up the necessary tools, starting a process"
+KEPEKEN = "turning something to operate it"
+KIJETESANTAKALU-1 = "the bandit mask of a raccoon"
+KIJETESANTAKALU-2 = "the bandit mask of a raccoon"
+KIKI = "a spike or needle"
+KILI = "a solid round edible thing"
+KIPISI = "scissors cutting, a blade cutting"
+KIWEN = "hard round object"
+KO-1 = "churning dough"
+KO-2 = "churning dough"
+KON = "wind moving, the feeling of air when fanning"
+KULE = "picking colours out from a wheel"
+KULUPU-JAN = "a circle of people"
+KULUPU-MUTE = "a circle of many things"
+KULUPU-MUTE-2 = "a circle of many things"
+KUTE = "pointing at the ear"
+LA = "the letter L; aligns with particles TASO and PI"
+LAPE = "resting one's head on one's hand"
+LASO = "colour of veins in the wrist"
+LAWA = "using the head for a purpose, being strong and in control"
+LEKO = "the square edges of a box"
+LEN-INSA = "clothes on the body"
+LEN-INSA-2 = "clothes on the body"
+LEN-INSA-TAWA = "clothes on the body"
+LEN-POKA = "clothes on the body"
+LEN-POKA-TAWA = "clothes on the body"
+LEN-POKA-TAWA-2 = "clothes on the body"
+LETE = "shivering, low on a thermometer"
+LILI-TU = "cutting away"
+LILI-TU-2 = "cutting away"
+LILI-PIPI = "holding a small thing"
+LILI-SUPA = "showing how short something is"
+LILI-SUPA-2 = "showing the small size of something"
+LINJA-1 = ""
+LINJA-2 = "thin line"
+LIPU = "flat document"
+LOJE = "colour of the mouth"
+LON-IJO = "pointing to where the thing is, dropping it where it is"
+LON-LA = "placing something down using the L handshape"
+LUKA = "showing the hand"
+LUKIN-E = "eyes looking"
+LUKIN-ISIPIN = "pointing at eye or inside the head"
+LUKIN-OKO = "pointing at eyes"
+LUKIN-SIKE = "eyes looking"
+LUPA = "a hole"
+MA = "the land of a place"
+MAMA-INSA = "a person who cares for a baby"
+MAMA-JO-KILI = "a person who cares for a baby"
+MANI-1 = "the horns of a cow"
+MANI-2 = "the horns of a cow"
+MELI = "arbitrary location for gender, aligns with MIJE and TONSI"
+MESO = "gesture of uncertainty or approximation"
+MI = "pointing at the self"
+MIJE = "arbitrary location for gender, aligns with MELI and TONSI"
+MISIKEKE-1 = "grounding up medicine"
+MISIKEKE-2 = "grounding up medicine"
+MOKU = "putting food in your mouth"
+MOLI = "slashing the neck, common gesture for death"
+MONSI = "opposite of SINPIN"
+MONSUTA-1 = "the claws of a monster, jumping back in surprise"
+MONSUTA-2 = "the claws of a monster, jumping back in surprise"
+MU-UTA = "cupping a hand at the mouth to make shouts travel further"
+MUN = "round thing in the sky"
+MUSI = "hands shaking in joy"
+MUTE = "counting how many things there are on the fingers with two hands"
+NANPA = "counting (by eye) how many things are in front of you"
+NASA = "sprial of confusion"
+NASIN = "straight line of a path"
+NENA = "hand shaped like a bump or hill"
+NI = "pointing at the relevent object"
+NIMI = "tapping the eye to indicate identification"
+NOKA = "two legs"
+O = "placing NASIN down"
+OLIN = "fire in the heart"
+ONA = "pointing at the relevent person"
+OPEN-1 = "opening box"
+OPEN-2 = "opening box"
+PAKALA = "a smash"
+PALI-KON = "relocation of PALI-LUKA to ensure accessibility for single hand signing"
+PALI-LUKA = "bashing on something to make it"
+PALI-NENA = "relocation of PALI-LUKA to ensure accessibility for single hand signing"
+PALISA-1 = "holding a pole"
+PALISA-2 = "holding a pole"
+PAN = "grains breaking down in the mouth, edible"
+PANA-LANPAN = "giving something from one person to another"
+PI = "pick (out of a group), aligns with particles TASO & LA"
+PILIN = "picking out what is in the heart"
+PIMEJA = "dark shadow under the armpit"
+PINI-1 = "closing box"
+PINI-2 = "closing box"
+PIPI = "insect flying around"
+POKA = "pointing left"
+POKI = "an empty vessel"
+PONA = 'thumbs up - an international gesture for "good"'
+SAMA-KIWEN = "opposite of ANTE-KIWEN"
+SAMA-KIWEN-2 = "opposite of ANTE-KIWEN"
+SAMA-WAN = "one handed version of SAMA-WAN-2"
+SAMA-WAN-2 = "two things next to eachother"
+SELI-1 = "fire, burning, sunburn, high on a thermometer"
+SELI-2 = "fire, burning, sunburn, high on a thermometer"
+SELO = "egg; pinching skin"
+SEME-SUPA-1 = "shrug; open hands ready to be given something"
+SEME-SUPA-2 = "shrug; open hands ready to be given something"
+SEME-WAN-TAWA = "question mark sign; pointing at multiple things"
+SEWI-LON = "going up, pointing up; pointing up at god(s)"
+SEWI-TAWA = "placed above"
+SIJELO-AWEN = "patting down the body"
+SIJELO-AWEN-2 = "patting down the body"
+SIJELO-TAWA = "patting down the body"
+SIKE = "circle in a circle"
+SIN-JO-MONSI = "springing up, previously unseen"
+SIN-JO-SINPIN = "springing up, previously unseen"
+SIN-SUPA-MONSI = "springing up, previously unseen"
+SIN-SUPA-SINPIN = "springing up, previously unseen"
+SINA = "pointing at the other person"
+SINPIN = "flat surface of a wall; palm is a face"
+SITELEN = "using a pen to write or draw"
+SOKO = "a mushroom"
+SONA-ISIPIN = "thought in/near the head"
+SONA-JO = "thought inside the head"
+SOWELI = "the ears of an animal"
+SULI-SUPA = "visually showing the size of something"
+SULI-SUPA-2 = "visually showing the size of something"
+SULI-TU = "opposite of LILI-TU"
+SULI-TU-2 = "opposite of LILI-TU-2"
+SUNO = "rays of sunlight"
+SUPA = "flat surface"
+SUWI = "eating licking fingers because something tastes good"
+TAN = "coming from one place to another"
+TASO = "holding up a finger asking to wait, aligns with particles PI & LA"
+TAWA-KAMA = "an arrow pointing at somewhere"
+TELO = "the flow of water"
+TENPO-LUKA-MONSI = "checking time on wristwatch"
+TENPO-LUKA-SINPIN = "checking pulse on wrist"
+TENPO-PALISA-LAWA = "checking pulse on neck"
+TOKI-1 = "conveying something from one person to another"
+TOKI-2 = "conveying something from one person to another"
+TOMO = "the shape of a house/building"
+TONSI = "third position on the head compared to MELI and MIJE"
+TU = "two fingers up"
+UTA = "pointing at the mouth"
+UTALA = "a punch"
+UNPA = "a condom"
+WALO = "the colour of the eyes"
+WAN = "one finger up"
+WASO-1 = "flapping of wings"
+WASO-2 = "flapping of wings"
+WAWA = "hitting the chest in triumph, beating heart"
+WEKA = "shooing someone away"
+WILE-LUKA-OPEN = "grabbing something"
+WILE-LUPA = "empty heart; stomach in need of something"
+WILE-OPEN-2 = "grabbing something"