Annullerer

Annullerer is the present tense form of the Danish verb annullere, meaning to cancel or annul something—such as an agreement, a reservation, a service, or a plan—so that it becomes void or ineffective. It can be used for both voluntary cancellations and voiding of procedural actions.

Etymology and forms: The verb is borrowed from French annuler, which in turn comes from Latin annullare, meaning to make null. In Danish, annullere is a regular weak verb. The present tense form annullerer is used for all subjects (jeg annullerer, du annullerer, han/hun annullerer, vi annullerer, I annullerer, de annullerer). The past tense is annullerede and the past participle is annulleret. The corresponding noun is annullering.

Usage and contexts: Annullerer is widely used in everyday language as well as in administrative and legal contexts. It appears in phrases such as annullere en aftale, annullere en booking, or annullere et køb. In formal writing, it may describe the act of cancelling or voiding a document, decision, or transaction. The act of cancellation can be referred to as annullering, the noun form.

Examples: Jeg annullerer mødet i morgen. Planen blev annulleret af arrangøren. For at annullere din booking, kontakt kundeservice.

See also: Annullering (cancellation). The term has cognates in other Scandinavian languages, such as Norwegian annullere and Swedish annullera, with similar meanings.