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Homograph disambiguation is supported on Mist v2 and Mist v3.
A homograph is a word that shares its spelling with another word but differs in meaning, in pronunciation, or in both. For Rime’s TTS API, only the pronunciation difference matters. For example, the words sow (verb, to plant seed) and sow (noun, a female pig) are spelled identically but pronounced differently, so the spelling alone can’t tell a speech synthesizer which one you mean. Rime uses both contextual syntactic analysis and frequency information to predict which pronunciation is intended. If Rime’s predicted pronunciation is wrong, replace the word with its wordid from the table below. In this example, produce_nou selects the noun (fruits and vegetables) and produce_vrb selects the verb (to make):
Homograph specification example
The table below lists every homograph for which you can specify a disambiguated variant.

List of homographs