Demonstratives
| proximal | medial | distal | interogative | negative | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| person1 | siri | gori | harri | koni | feli |
| thing | siris | goris | harris | konis | felis |
| place | sihim | gohim | hahim | konhim | felim |
| time | simik | gomik | hammik | kommik | felmik |
| manner | sitis | gotis | hattis | kontis | feltis |
| reason | sinira | gonira | hanira | konnira | fennira |
Demonstratives for person and thing have nominal morphology. So are those for place and time, but they only have dative declension. Demonstratives for manner and reason have adjectival morphology.
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Including humans and animate things