Category:Morphology
Feature:Syncretism in Verbal Person/Number Marking WALS
Name:Not syncretic
Languages (306):
Conlangs (256):
Asha'ille
Miapimoquitch
Qþyn|gài
Ayeri
Qahta
Gevey
Gevey verbs don't agree with their subject for person or physical gender, only for subject 'status' and number.
Minza
Zhyler
Yanusu
Pasgemanh
Rhean
Old Adpihi
Jarolim
Naisek
Khangathyagon
Marijo
Quenya
Sindarin
Chamanar
Torain
Redspeech
Terpish
Rithande
Neo-Khitanese
Lajik
Dahilese
Rejistanian
Hacherian
Tersales
Tine
K'tle
Gwongbholu
Velyan
Uscaniv
Mavakhalan
Kuyʔūn
Qwynegold
No person- or number-marking on verbs.
Lhenazi
Alopian
Sjal
Ruzian
Alpic
Nova
Missa

While one could argue that there is syncretism in the 3rd person inanimate marking of verbs (both are -0 regardless of number), this is more easily seen as a phenomenon outside of verbal person/number syncretism (namely, if there is no person marking on a verb or that marking is -0, then a verb does not agree for number either, regardless of whether the arguments are pronominal or not).

Itra Kir
matorian
Kangir
Paagnnyaglŝ
Rnihonön
Ngovasi
Enamyn
WNBA
Ampizd
Uzkian
Majlang
Plitnakya
Thiuas
Traxvus
Audente
Avrelang
Hemackle
Laroitian
Mekoshan
Kemba
Neo-Fictish
Emyt
South Eresian
Standard Ancaron
Kassunetian
Mîrkšam
Celdirin
Yaufulti
Celinese
Cljek Pikay
Rawang Ata
Cenemanian
Sakawi
Cerstan
Gonjonic
Llapakhi
Korpasian
Arroe
Ieteje
Simbri
Qitatyattas
yiqa' yiywos
Nayraki
Average language
Athah
Arano
anotherunnamed
Mithara
Kaynuryos
Lup (Simplified)
Tslure Thujekatsoth
Vrlungla
Borchennymendi
Kiswona
Lántas
Wexelgwe
Ebo Lingai
Pupupulandish
Idhunaic
Azniar
Doayâu
Pymmalian
Necarasso Cryssesa
Prydonian High Gallifreyan
Ancient
Adejori
Sathura
Alley's Language
Begonian
Veng
Tizian
Aoma
Madekankomi
Alashian
Coral Reef language
Old Nevotak
Kuty
Temarp
Raxic
Kiassan Turasta
Ilaini
Proto-Zachydic
Bơlơn
Apelcheq Maulochsab
Kamëzet
Meino
Guzadinkya
Sunbyaku
Usangtari
Avemuacha
Amqoli
Lanbuvia
Gammidge
Telim
Tumbian
Ccharthii
Achiyitqan
Nuim
Cikap
Traup
Averagelang
Afri
Yeqochun
Spraka
Omayna
Indertonne
Mira
Siaswo
Lwaitel
Mindakri
Tnaaq
Deinau
Proto-Tampoluric
Suiacuili
Salga
Opus
Hux Kham
Thuun
Arcaicam Esperantom
Anikuek
Patuximis
Abasut
Ernalan
diSellat
Trayks
Valkanshia
Leom
Red Creek
Numi
Thulean
Onnasurin
Pannonian
Gravgaln
Firen
Etelegbe
Mesak
Eitinodo
Kagian
Old Sumrë
Faikari
Dhrahhynian
Lortho
Luluvo
Ancient Draconian
INS
Gan Dostau
CALS Average Feature Values
Average Conlang
Ythnandosian
At'ik
Istokahi
Zheymi
Novoslovnica
Matanin
Westlandish
Avalonian
Bologau
Zdetl
Q.T. Lingua Franca
Kavrinian
Shalolese
Centaurian
PURK
Ancient Zelev
Inote
Vedran
Nicho
Abraeni
Yungchangese
Egeriac
Ngaraxth Crixth v7
when considering person and number alone; tense syncretises 1PL-PRES and 3SG-PAST
Eldoeysk
Kyuren
Eiidana
Hylsian
Zutian
Fsonkers
High Aribelian
Armundic
Jongré
Qaelian
Varta Avina
Lihanian
Cannic
Interglossa
Laadan
Volapuk
Jakvalat
Sqopran
Ithkuil III
Šamhešmi
Valtal
Akxera
the I-Picked-Some-Random-Features-With-a-Die Language)
Jafian
Cialmi
ABCL
Wenja
Kipusan
Ntali
New Ithkuil
Xada
Vrkhazhian
Etlish
Frangian Sign
Kalavi
Oltic
Standard Average Indo-European
Tenshorian
The Mhiannyu language

Natlangs (50):
Hungarian
Russian
Turkish
Finnish
Abkhaz
Acoma
Ainu
Alamblak
Apurina
Arapesh
Asmat
Berber (Middle Atlas)
Basque
Chamorro
Evenki
Georgian
Gooniyandi
Grebo
Greek (Modern)
Greenlandic (West)
Guarani
Hunzib
Ingush
Jakaltek
Kilivila
Kanuri
Koasati
Krongo
Kutenai
Lakhota
Malagasy
Mapudungun
Maricopa
Maung
Maybrat
Mixtec (Chalcatongo)
Mangarrayi
Oneida
Paumari
Persian
Quechua (Imbabura)
Sango
Slave
Tukang Besi
Wichi
Wichita
Cree (Plains)
Mundari
Coos (Hanis)
Urubu-Kaapor