Zero plural, A noun whose singular and plural forms are identical ., Binary opposition, A grammatical contrast between two forms expressing numerical difference., Marked member, The form that contains an overt morphological indicator of plurality., Unmarked member, The basic grammatical form without additional marking., Functional transposition, A shift in grammatical category depending on contextual use., Semantic shift, A change in lexical meaning caused by a change in number., Collective noun, A noun referring to a group that may take singular or plural agreement., Double plural, A non-standard form where an additional plural marker is added.

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