The "victory hand" in Unicode is a common gesture that means victory or peace. It is shown with the index and middle fingers of the hand pointing upwards in the form of the Latin letter "V".
In the UK (where the "victory greeting" spread thanks to U. Churchill) and Australia, this sign acquires an offensive meaning if the brush is turned with the back side to the person to whom the gesture is addressed.
In modern English-speaking countries, a similar gesture shown by the outside of the brush to the viewer is a rude gesture of expressing contempt. « The medieval "origin of this gesture is allegedly tied to the times of the Hundred Years' War: captured English and Welsh archers, who awed the French, cut off these two fingers on their right hand, so that they could not hold a bow in the future. The archers, knowing this, teased the French before the battle, showing them intact fingers — " Be afraid, enemies!"
Among young people, this gesture means - " Peace, man!"
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