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Languages encode distances in time such as past and future days using specialized grammatical morphemes.
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Languages frequently employ specialized grammatical markers and tenses to encode distances in time, such as distinctions between past and future days.

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Elevation as a Grammatical and Semantic Category of Demonstratives
2020 · cited by 19
The paper highlights how specific linguistic systems, such as elevational demonstratives, encode temporal meanings like future and past using specialized grammatical features.
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The retrieved literature, specifically typological and descriptive linguistic studies on demonstratives and tense systems (such as papers [3] and [4]), confirms that human languages utilize specialized grammatical morphemes and diurnal tenses to encode temporal distances like past and future days.

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The island of time: yélî dnye, the language of rossel island.
2013 · cited by 12
The study details how languages like Yélî Dnye utilize specialized diurnal tenses and nominals to grammatically encode temporal distances such as past and future days.
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