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errata
This term is the plural form of the Latin word erratum. In modern English usage, it is typically treated as a collective noun referring to the entire list of corrections. While it technically denotes multiple errors, it is frequently used to describe the single physical slip of paper or the specific section of a book containing those corrections.
Because it is a plural-only noun in this context, it is rarely used in the singular "erratum" in casual conversation, though "erratum" remains the correct term for a single mistake in formal academic or legal publishing.
Meanings
Examples
The publisher included a slip of errata in the first printing of the textbook.
Please check the errata list at the back of the manual for the corrected page numbers.
I hope there are no major errata in this final draft before it goes to press.
Wait, is there an errata sheet for this edition?
The historian noted several errata in the early translation of the manuscript.
The historian noted several errata in the early translation of the manuscript.
I must compile the errata for the second edition by Friday.
The author apologized for the errata found in the first chapter.