This paper presents nouns that refer to a singular honorific individual (henceforth SG.HON nouns) from Punjabi. A SG.HON noun in the language exhibits the following two properties: first, while it occurs without nominal plural morphology, it always triggers plural DP-external agreement. This plural agreement is masculine, even when the SG.HON noun is feminine. Secondly, feminine SG.HON nouns in Punjabi can trigger either masculine plural or feminine singular DP-internal agreement. Their masculine counterparts can only control masculine plural DP-internal agreement, however. This paper claims that SG.HON nouns in Punjabi host a dual specification of number and gender features at different heights within the nominal structure. The higher phi-feature set consists of a plural and a masculine feature, hosted together on an Honorific Projection. The lower phi-feature set consists of the inherent gender feature on n and the semantic number feature (here, singular) on the Number head. Employing standard mechanisms of (downward) Agree coupled with phrasal spell-out, this structure derives both of the aforementioned properties of SG.HON nouns in Punjabi.