Is おにょみ a valid spelling/pronunciation of 音読み?


I assume the answer is no.

I am asking, because my IME (Mozc) converts おにょみ into 音読み (same with
くにょみ→訓読み).

I think this is simply a matter of convenience to save the user from having to
press `[n]` twice, but I can't think of any other word where this kind of
feature is implemented.

So is there anything more to this?




おにょみ does not make sense except as deliberate 変換ミス (e.g. for comical effect).

Handling such mistypes is a common IME feature for words with ん+ vowel
combinations or ん+な行.

[![IME settings
screenshot](https://i.stack.imgur.com/vfM4W.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/vfM4W.png)

As shown in the screenshot, another common example is おんあ(onna)→女.




おにょみ does not make sense except as deliberate 変換ミス (e.g. for comical effect).

Handling such mistypes is a common IME feature for words with ん+ vowel
combinations or ん+な行.

[![IME settings
screenshot](https://i.stack.imgur.com/vfM4W.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/vfM4W.png)

As shown in the screenshot, another common example is おんあ(onna)→女.

