What is the name of this gesture?

I originally thought it was "got your nose".

My family used it to signal "Mom, I'm going to the restroom." Shaking the T in sign language for toilet.

Yes, we use this gesture in southern slavic countries, although we don't call it fig, we call it šipak (pronoun. shipak), or rose hip in english, and it's a milder version of middle finger, because it resembles of female genitalia.

well I'll Swan!

Good to know…I’m going to be using that a lot over the next few days!! 🤣

In Brazilië is very popular people sell it as a souvenir. And they consider it as an amulet for good fortune. I have one at home.

I guess you don't want to get someone's nose in Turkey. Bad show lads...

Dan, you're hysterical 😂

Anna J, I used to work with mentally challenged people, many of whom had poor verbal skills. Shaking the T sign at staff was the way many of them communicated that they were off to the washroom.