Category:Nominal Categories
Feature:Coding of Nominal Plurality WALS
Name:No plural
Languages (139):
Conlangs (127):
Livagian [phonologically]
Naidda
Kelenala
Nawe
Jezzali
Pasgemanh
inapo-sakai
Saya
Jarda
Rithande
Adeyan
Dahilese
Shsiwhe Luwur
Myrsani
'Yemls
Lhueslue
Patakasama
Yulasa
SIAL
Buruya Nzaysa
Neimalu
Llapoyan
Waku There is a singulative article ta. Otherwise, plural number are marked on verbs and adjectives (but not on the noun itself).
Wilas
matorian
Kangir
Rnihonön

The default number is plural or rather non-singular.

TIAL
Enamyn
Keylim
Sentalian
Kiassan Turasta
Yaufulti
Ozavakve
Wanya
Nevotak
Verunic
Lhaa: Siri
Qinuith
Nayraki
Athah
Ancient Yakim Language
Okuna
Standard Hymmnos
Pastalie Hymmnos
Veng
Levran
Eranai
ea-luna
Satang
Rireinutire
Guzadinkya
Usangtari
Nuirn
Avemuacha
Shujum
Nefer Jed
Jajuna
Ccharthii
Minhast
Nuim
Cikap
Nizhmel
Old Greedian
Leopardish III
Indertonne
Siaswo
Neoquux
Cheklomino
Jutean
Salga
Kaingu
Iloyan
bal'ukbar
Mindakri
Kirronga
Leom
Ensurti
Ganur Lon
However, there is a plural marked on the verb, and in the case of possessive suffixes, the plurality of the noun affects the relevant suffix.
Weakwan
Kachan
Selade
Touijab Kikxot
Gan Dostau
Enlalen
Huttese (fanmade)
Hallon
Choton
Tangachi
There is no dedicated morpheme that specifies number, but in most cases it is shown with the articles. The articles have number baked into them, thus there exists a set of articles encoding two dimensions of definiteness and numbers.
art    def    indef
sg     kay    sam
pauc   kaba   saba
pl     kaf    saf
Infernal
Varo
Abraeni
Chharang
Ubaghuns Tëhe
Emihtazuu
Narish
Gr
Syt
Proto-Besokian
Old Soskish
Iliatarian (Sulutmuri & Ngwano)
Iliatarian (Lerewe Giri)
Rukun
Kali-Sise
Alál
Sen:esepera
Qimbar
Laadan
Lojban
Mini
Laiqbun
Ithkuil III
Valtal
Ipiki
Mipukwi
Toaq
Wenja
Hayakan
Ta Ti
Ntali
Waa
New Ithkuil
Nungonian
Nungonic
Shemola
Pateko

Natlangs (12):
Japanese
Canela-Kraho
Imonda
Kayardild
Malagasy
Maybrat
Ndyuka
Oromo (Harar)
Paumari
Piraha
Tukang Besi
Wichita