When both the little fingers interlock each other we get the Kilaka Hasta.

Lets take a look at the Viniyoga shloka (uses)
snehe namranulape cha kilako viniyujyate
The shloka says that this kilaka hasta is used to denote

A feeling of Love and affection
Funny talks, hilarious conversation etc

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When the both the hands in Tamrachuda are interlocked with one another we get the Pasha hasta.

Lets take a look at the viniyoga shloka (uses)
Anyonyakalahe pashe shrinkhalayam niyujyate
The shloka says that the pasha hasta is used to denote

Internal fights or Quarrels
A String
A Chain

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Hold the thumb of your left hand with the forefingers of right hand in Shikhara hasta. Touch the right thumb to the left palms middle finger. Here we get the shape of a counch ie called as Shankha Hasta.

Lets take a look at the Viniyoga shloka
shankhadishu prayojyo yamityahurbharatadayaha
It says that the Shankha mudra is used [...]

When both the hands are crossed in Kartarimukha Mudra we get the Kartariswastika Hasta.

Lets take a look at the viniyoga shloka
shakhasu chadrishikhare vriksheshu cha niyujyate
According to the the shloka karariswastika help to show

Stems and branches of the trees
A huge tree
A hill top or its peak.

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When both the hands are crossed in Katakamukha Mudra we get Katakavardhana hasta.

Lets take a look at the Viniyoga shloka
Pattabhisheke pujayamvivahadishu yujyate
The shloka says that katakavardhana can be used to denote

Coronation ceremony
Worship
marriage

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Samyukta Hastas are also called as Double hand gestures or Combined hand gestures. Unlike Asamyukta hastas, these gestures require use of both the palms to convey the message or a particular meaning. For example the Anjali Mudra is a simple gesture where both the palms are joined to mean a Namskara or to imply salutations. [...]