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uk.i:ri ‘that one there'

k"ay.i:ri ‘that one over there'

k"ur.i:ri ‘that one way over yonder'
ak.n.i:ri ‘this one that's closer'
uk.n.i:ri ‘that one that's farther away'

k"ay.n.i:ri ‘that one over there that's farther away’

k"ur.n.i:ri ‘that one way over yonder that's farther
away' (Compi)

kuy.n.izri ‘that one way over yonder' (Tiahuanaco)

Both /uk.i:ri/ and /uka.yri/ occur in Huancané (see
4-3.22.13).

aka and uka apparently combine with the suffix
-ja ‘quantity’ in the forms ak"a ‘this much' and uk"a
"that much'. The demonstratives also combine with /-ja/
allomorph of -jama 'like', which is not always distin-
guishable from -ja ‘quantity'. Spelling with " or /j/

is arbitrary.

ak.ja.naka.ta ‘around here’ (La Paz)

Uta.pa.n uk'a.w. 'His house is there.' (La Paz)

uk. ja.11 ‘that one’ (Sitajara)