👉 In linguistics, "singularism" is a concept that refers to the idea of having only one or a limited number of grammatical categories. This includes words with a single root and no other roots, as well as words with more than one root but no suffixes or prefixes. For example, in English, there are three singular forms: singular, plural, and neuter. The word "dog" is considered to have only one singular form, while the word "chair" has two
