Аннотация:In this chapter, we describe how plural meaning is expressed in Russian Sign Language (RSL) as compared to other signed and spoken languages. The chapter is structured around the questionnaire developed for this volume. We demonstrate that RSL has means of expressing pronominal, nominal and verbal plurality. Moreover, RSL has a set of tools to distinguish various semantic subtypes of plurality. The main means used to express plurality are, in morphology, reduplication, incorporation, and modification of movement, as well as various lexical means such as quantifiers. Importantly, plurality is almost never obligatorily expressed. Some marker of plurality in a sentence is necessary to obtain the plural interpretation, but once one such marker is present, further plural marking on nouns and verbs is optional. Furthermore, no obligatory plural agreement in RSL is attested: multiple exponence of the plural meaning is possible and, in some cases, common, but never obligatory. While not much research has been done, plural markers in RSL seem to behave semantically and pragmatically in typologically expected ways. Finally, we observe that most morphological means of expressing plurality in RSL are highly iconic.