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Singling out singular: Exploring cognitive biases underlying probable category partitions in nominal number systems
Grammatical number is one of the most widespread morphological categories in the world’s languages. When only a single number distinction is expressed, it is almost always between singular and non-singular (plural), and even in systems with additional values such as dual, non-singular categories are
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