Category:Nominal Categories
Feature:Distance Contrasts in Demonstratives WALS
Name:Three-way contrast
Languages (269):
Conlangs (227):
Miapimoquitch
Nuirn
Livagian [phonologically]
Lembrin
Gevey
Mikiana
Ayasthi
Zhyler
Dravean
Yanusu
inapo-sakai
Quenya
Skerre
Jarda
Ngeyunh
Classical Arithide
Redspeech
Rithande
Adeyan
Eridanian
Celíminé
Lajik
Ryupisasa
Tsolyani
Vitruvian
Tine
Vallese
Taruven
Velyan
Lhueslue
Imuthan
Tseltsolian
Austrian
Rång
Annese
SIAL
Moten
Nova
Reisu
Géarthnuns
Fakename2
Zanese
Surang Jumbar
Kono Mai
Kangir
Tinzirean
Proto-Kunnu-lujungo
TIAL
Uirian
Denaden
Lemohai
Toilan
Torimish
Proximal, medial and distal demonstratives.
Yaufulti
Plitnakya
Thiuas
Kēlen
Ngaru
Hemackle
Raig
Dahu
Ataican
Laroitian
South Eresian
Myonian
Kassunetian
Celdirin
Qucheanya
Celinese

There is a distinction between something near the speaker, the listener, and something remote from both.

Twys - here; naint - there; echtor/aðgaint - yonder.

Netwys - this one; aitwys - that one; echtwys/aðwys - yonder one.

Baranxe'i
Dhannuá
Cerstan
Gonjonic
Xashi
Verunic
Korpasian
Himmaswa

Demonstratives are based on locative pronouns 'ork' this place (proximal), 'uang' that place (medial), 'euuk' that place (distal).

Lonmai Luna

Proximal, medial, distal, and neutral.

Nayraki
Lup (Simplified)
Borchennymendi
Loglan
Kiswona
Lántas
Proximal, medial, distal. These are as follows:

Class I prox sg: likve
Class II prox sg: sekve
Class III prox sg: pikve
Class IV: prox sg: vekve
Prox du: kikve
Prox pl: tikve

Class I med sg: luyo
Class II med sg: soyo
Class III med sg: puyo
Class IV med sg: voyo
Med du: kuyo
Med pl: tuyo

Class I dist sg: lapa
Class II dist sg: sapa
Class III dist sg: papa
Class IV dist sg: vapa
Dist du: kapa
Dist pl: tapa
Okuna
Hercsex
Baronh
Alakulian
Fayn
ít, ítá, ítin
Cwengaer
Doayâu
Meditsrai
Kaujasakka
Inilt
Thensarian
Interslavic
Emeranye
Madekankomi
Kuty
Raxic
Eranai
Satang
Proximal, medial, and distal
Kamëzet
Meino
Phitonic
Sunbyaku
Geulish
Adinjo
Senduri
Shujum
Please delete
Gammidge
Laefevesi
Keihansoukaishi
Tumbian
Taalen
Ccharthii
National Simphonian
Traup
Salga
Qhirem
Omayna
Summerlandic
Mira
Maltcegj
Cheklomino
Mindakri
Tnaaq
Settamu
Jutean
Doubleyew Eyepea
Ba'eni
South Germanic
Iloyan
bal'ukbar
Naharqan
Negric
Old Arassenian
Trayks
Kirronga
Valkanshia
Ensurti
Red Creek
Omnizzabon
Jywe
Draconic
Onnasurin
Ussaria
EML
Htoleithe
Weakwan
Gravgaln
Lagu
Carrajina
Proto-Maritime
Common Honey
Firen
Gothish
Dheneydabus
Kagian
Dhrahhynian
Dwendish
Ancient Draconian
Illicraic
INS
Dwarvish
Nomikan
Interesting
Wistanian
Ilcharotic
Westlandish
Menxháo
ExoticLang
Avalonian
Bologau
mundeze
Q.T. Lingua Franca
Kavrinian
Chlouvanem
Empolese
Tangachi
Shurs
Centaurian
Gilya
Vedran
Cardhic, Common
Chharang
HIH
Scotian
Narish
Muosan
Kedshi
Kalavi
Syt
Zutian
Eldoeysk
Aats'ax
Sylvan
Rukun
Si'asigu
Archek
Arcek
Palato
Eremoran
Proximal: ko
Medial: hókio
Distal: ho
Jakvalat
Lojban
Nymeran
lbana
Laiqbun
Akxera
Sibirgo
Xak
New Ithkuil
Modern Eltan
Xada
Cruckeny
Vularin
Nungonian
Nungonic
Asso-Thrystian
Hemaluan
Keeltyewarem
Standard Average Indo-European
Tenshorian
Pateko

Natlangs (42):
Japanese
Spanish
Acoma
Amele
Basque
Chamorro
Chukchi
Fijian
Georgian
Greek (Modern)
Greenlandic (West)
Guarani
Hixkaryana
Hmong Njua
Hunzib
Ju|'hoan
Ket
Khasi
Kilivila
Korean
Krongo
Kutenai
Lango
Lavukaleve
Lezgian
Lakhota
Maori
Mapudungun
Maung
Maybrat
Nunggubuyu
Paumari
Rapanui
Sanuma
Tagalog
Tukang Besi
Wari'
Warao
Cree (Plains)
Ika
Urubu-Kaapor
Irish