demonstratiivina
Demonstratiivina refers to the grammatical case used in some languages, particularly in the Uralic language family, to indicate a demonstrative relationship between a noun and its referent in space or time. This case is distinct from other cases like the nominative or accusative, as it specifically highlights how a noun is being pointed out or identified in relation to the speaker or listener.
In Finnish, the demonstrative case is known as the "demonstratiivina" or "demonstrative case," though it is more
The demonstrative case is also found in other Uralic languages like Estonian and Hungarian, though its exact
This grammatical feature helps clarify spatial or temporal relationships in speech, ensuring that listeners can accurately