Typographical error

How about the word typo? It really is a shortened version of typographical.

It goes back to the early days of the printing press in the 16th century.

Typo was coined in the 19th century.

Back then, each printed page was built from tiny metal letters set by hand, backward and line by line, then locked in place, inked, and pressed onto paper.

Typo referred to when the typesetter made an error in their placement, and the abbreviation has persisted over since.

How about Riz, R-I-Z? This is popular among Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

It's short for charisma.