👉 In linguistics, "berhymes" refers to a word or phrase that has two meanings. It is often used in contexts where it is unclear which meaning is intended. For example, "Berhyme" can be read as both "a kind of bird" and "an animal." In other words, when you see "Berhyme," you are likely to interpret the word as either a bird or an animal. This term has been used in various contexts to denote ambiguity or confusion
