Sound breaks between words are not natural, based on sound, but instead perceived cognitively by our minds that separate a stream of sound into discrete words oronyms illustrate about human language capacity.
Oronym may refer to:
Oronym (toponymy), a type of toponym, designating a proper name of a mountain or hill
Same-sounding phrases, phrases that are pronounced similarly due to various homophonic effects
Oronyms are a group of words or phrases that have the same pronunciation as another group but are spelled differently, for example, "ice cream" and "I scream," according to the Collins Dictionary. Gyles Brandreth, a wordsmith, humorist, and author, first used the term oronym in his book The Joy of Lex.
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