- An
error (from the
Latin errāre,
meaning 'to wander') is an
inaccurate or
incorrect action, thought, or judgement. In statistics, "error"
refers to the...
-
forgive divine" a
quote from
Alexander Pope's poem An
Essay on
Criticism Errare humanum est, a
Latin proverb To Err Is
Human (report), a 1999
report on...
- works] (in Latin). Vol. 4. Paris: Parent-Desbarres. p. 412.
Humanum fuit
errare, diaboli**** est per
animositatem in
errore manere. "University of Minnesota...
- works] (in Latin). Vol. 4. Paris: Parent-Desbarres. p. 412.
Humanum fuit
errare, diaboli**** est per
animositatem in
errore manere. "University of Minnesota...
- character",: 292 a "daemonic compulsion",
likely alluding to the
Latin motto errare humanum est, ****verare
autem diaboli**** ("to err is human, to persist...
- in
which it rests. Erratics,
which take
their name from the
Latin word
errare ("to wander"), are
carried by
glacial ice,
often over
distances of hundreds...
- wrong.")
Dicit te, si id credas,
errare ("He says that if you
believe that, you are wrong.")
Dixit te, si id crederes,
errare. ("He said that if you believed...
- erogenous, erotic, erotomania, ****,
erotophobia err-
stray Latin errare aberrance, aberrancy, aberrant, aberration, err, errant, erratic, erratum...
- (Old
Norse blundra) PGmc *wrangiþō
mistake blunder wrength error error (<
errāre) PGmc *mōdar + *likaz
motherly maternal māternus PGmc *nēhwaz PGmc *nēhwizáz...
- was
established at the
Peace of
Augsburg in 1555.
cuiusvis hominis est
errare,
nullius nisi
insipientis in
errore ****verare.
Anyone can err, but only...
