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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ filesystem cache, so systems typically don't verify the checksum on a file very
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often. This is why you tend only to encounter a corruption exception when
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something unusual is happening. For instance, corruptions are often detected
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during merges, shard movements, and snapshots. This does not mean that these
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-proceses are causing corruption: they are examples of the rare times where
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+processes are causing corruption: they are examples of the rare times where
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reading a whole file is necessary. {es} takes the opportunity to verify the
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checksum at the same time, and this is when the corruption is detected and
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reported. It doesn't indicate the cause of the corruption or when it happened.
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David Turner