ERR Copy link • ERRWander, errare: vagari: palari [SYN. in WANDER]. (The words are found in this connection and order.) vagari et errare. To miss the right way, errare: to err from, aberrare (unintentionally and ignorantly): discedere ab aliqua re [Vid: DEVIATE]. Mistake, errare: per errorem labi or labi only (to commit a small mistake): in errore versari: errore captum esse (to be in error): peccare (to sin, blunder, etc., from mistake, etc.). To err grievously, vehementer or valde errare; tota re errare (Terentianus) or falli [☞ toto caelo errare late, should not be used, according tv Krebs, without a quod aiunt]: longe or procul errare; probe or diligenter errare (in the conversational language of comedy; ☞ not egregie errare): you err in this single point, in hoc uno erras: a man cannot err, errari nullo pacto potest. I think I shall not err, if etc., haud, ut opinor, erravero: with these rules you cannot err, haec praecepta errare non patiuntur: if I do not err, nisi fallor; nisi animus (me) fallit; nisi quid me fallit or fefellerit.