1) Haplography – Writing of a letter, syllable, or word once, when it should have been written more then once.
          Example  Isaiah 26:3

2) Dittography – Writing twice of that which should only be written once.
          Example  Ezekiel 48:16

3) Metathesis – Reversing the proper position of letters or words.
          Example  Isaiah 32:19

4) Fusion – The combining of two separate words into one.
          Example  Amos 6:12

5) Fission – Dividing up of a single word into two words.
          Example  Isaiah 2:20

6) Homophony – The substitution of one homonym for another.
          Example  Isaiah 9:3

7) Misreading of similar appearing letters.

8) Homoeoteleuton – The omission of an intervening passage because the copyist’s eye had skipped between similar endings

9) Misreading vowel letters as consonants.
          H W Y were consonants and later became vowels