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Gesti is a term used in Italian to denote gestures, the plural form of gesto. It refers to movements or postures that convey information, intention, or emotion without spoken language. Gesti cover a wide range of nonverbal expressions, including manual gestures, facial expressions, and body orientation, and appear in daily communication, theatre, dance, and sign languages. In linguistic and semiotic analysis, gesti are examined as a system of meaning that accompanies or substitutes for spoken words, often encoding cultural norms and social context.

Etymology: The Italian word gesti derives from gesto, which comes from Latin gestus, meaning bearing, action,

Other uses: Gesti can also occur as a surname or as part of proper names and acronyms

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