Capable of making mistakes or errors; fallible or prone to error.
From the verb 'err' (to make a mistake) + the suffix '-able' (capable of). This philosophical term has been used since medieval times to discuss human nature and limitation.
Medieval theologians loved the word 'errable' when discussing humans versus God—humans are errable (capable of error), which is why we need moral guidance and forgiveness.
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