Elementary simple proposals for estimation of the distance between two objects in the Khakass language

This article raises the question of the structure and semantics of models of elementary simple sentences for estimating distances in the modern Khakass language. It is revealed that the models under consideration are formed by nominal predicates of the distance between two objects: far ', nymes near, arah away, orates aside', tasted 'far, aside ' hosti 'close, very near'. It is emphasized that the identified models of elementary simple sentences convey relationships of a quantitatively characterized localization and represent the connection of two or more spatial situations that contain at least two localizers: the first indicates the reference point of the distance between two objects, and the second the limit of reference of the distance between two objects.