She covered her face with both hands.
双手 is a literary or formal word for both hands, while 両手 is the everyday term.
Standard kanji spelling for 'both hands'.
Uncommon kanji form; also read そうしゅ.
Mixed kanji-kana spelling, commonly seen.
Rare reading for this kanji; normally read りょうて.
The prefix 諸 (もろ) means 'both' or 'together', combined with 手 (て, hand). The reading もろて is the standard, while もろで is a voiced variant used in some contexts. The kanji 双手 and 両手 are alternative spellings, with 双手 also read そうしゅ in Sino-Japanese contexts.