ERROR Copy link • ERRORerror: erratum (the latter, “an error”): lapsus (a slip): peccatum (a blunder committed; also a mistake in grammar, etc.): fraus (an error into which we are led by others; a deceit practised upon us): opinionis error: opinio falsa (an erroneous opinion): To commit an error, errare: peccare: to fall into an (involuntary) error, per errorem labi: to be in error, in errore esse or versari; errore captum esse; errore vagari, or (stronger) in magno errore versari: to acknowledge one’s error, erratum suum agnoscere: to lead anybody into error, aliquem in errorem inducere or conjicere; aliquem in fraudem impellere; aliquem inducere, ut erret (also of things). You see how much of error is at the bottom of all this, vides, quanto haec in errore versentur: it is a great error to believe, etc., in magnis erroribus sunt ii, qui credunt, etc. Blunder, Vid: An error of the press. [Vid: ERRATUM.] A clerical error, mendum scripturae.