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To mean a mistake while writing something, we use `typo', but what is the word -- if there is anything -- to mean any mistake we make while reading something. (The kind of problem missing out word(s) to understand the text in a way different from what is actually written in it  ) Manoj Bangalore India 12°58' N, 77°39' E http://www.geocities.com/kummini/index.html
Bangalore India
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" any mistake we make while reading something"
"misconstrue" is a formal word, but I cannot think of a handy short word.
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There is the word "misread", but it may be more often used in the context of reading aloud.
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