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Term: incorporamus
Definition: Incorporamus is a fancy Latin word that means "we incorporate." It was used in the past to show that someone wanted to create a corporation. A corporation is a special kind of business that has legal rights and responsibilities, like a person. To create a corporation, the king or queen would give a special document called a "charter of incorporation" that used words like "creamus, erigimus, fundamus, incorporamus." Nowadays, we don't use this word very often, but it was important in the past for creating businesses.
incorporamus
When someone says "incorporamus" (in-kor-p-ray-mus), they mean that they want to create a corporation.
When a group of people want to start a business together, they might say "incorporamus" to show that they want to create a corporation. This means that they want to legally create a new entity that can own property, make money, and enter into contracts.