Errato
Errato is an Italian adjective and the past participle of the verb errare, meaning to err. It denotes something that is wrong, mistaken, or erroneous, and is used to describe statements, judgments, calculations, or conclusions. As a participle, errato agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies: errato (masculine singular), errata (feminine singular), errati (masculine plural), errate (feminine plural). In practice, errato appears in formal or written language; the synonym sbagliato is more common in everyday speech. Both can be translated as "wrong" or "mistaken" in English. The noun form for a mistake is errore, not errato.
Errato often appears in phrases such as un ragionamento errato (an incorrect argument), un risultato errato
There are no widely recognized places or organizations known by the name Errato in standard reference works;