ayamaru

Thus, it has more or less the same meaning as "ayamaru" (but without the latter's alternate meaning to apologize, which is expressed with a different Chinese character).

GlobalTalk 21 2008

Instead, "誤り ayamari", that is, the noun form of the verb "誤る ayamaru" is almost always used to convey the generic sense of "error" or "mistake".

GlobalTalk 21 2008

Here, there is no sense of inherent moral or ethical failure; the examples merely point out a variance with the correct action or understanding of things. even more concise with the noun form of "誤る ayamaru" - again, confusingly for the novitiate

GlobalTalk 21 2008