Annullavimus

Annullavimus is a Latin verb meaning "we have annulled" or "we have cancelled." It is the first-person plural perfect active indicative form of the verb annullare. The verb annullare itself is derived from the Latin word annulus, meaning "ring" or "circle," and is used to describe the act of making something void, invalid, or of no effect, much like erasing a circle or returning something to a null state.

Historically, the term annullavimus or similar verb forms might appear in legal or ecclesiastical documents where a decision, decree, marriage, or other contract was formally revoked or declared invalid by a group of individuals. The perfect tense indicates that the action of annulling has been completed. While not a commonly used word in modern English, its root meaning continues to be relevant in legal and formal contexts where the concept of voiding or invalidating something is central. Understanding the etymology and grammatical form of annullavimus provides insight into its precise meaning and historical usage in Latinate texts.