Annullerar

Annullerar is a Swedish verb that means to cancel or invalidate something that was previously valid. It is used in administrative, commercial, legal, and everyday contexts to denote that a decision, agreement, booking, or plan is voided. Annullering (the noun form) refers to the act or process of canceling. Cancelling can affect obligations, schedules, and rights, and may involve refunds, penalties, or required notice depending on terms and conditions.

Conjugation and usage: Infinitive is annullera. Present tense: jag annullerar, du annullerar, han/hon annullerar, vi annullerar, ni annullerar, de annullerar. Imperfect: annullerade. Supine: annullerat. Passive forms may be used as in det annullerades (it was canceled). The imperative form is annullera. In context, one might say: Företaget annullerade sin bokning, eller: Flygplanet blev annullerat på grund av väder.

Etymology and related terms: Annullerar derives from the verb annullera, which in turn comes from the French annuler or the Latin annullare, both meaning to make null or void. Related Swedish terms include annullering (the act of canceling), avbokning (cancellation of a booking in common usage), and upphävande (revocation or repeal). Distinctions in usage often reflect nuance: annullera emphasizes nullification of a binding arrangement; avbokning is frequently used for reservations or tickets; inställa refers more to postponement or suspension, sometimes with the possibility of rescheduling.