13. A method for speech recognition, comprising: inserting an artificial ambiguity about one or more homonyms for the word into the grammar of a speech recognition engine for the word to create an ambiguity between the word and the one or more homonyms; receiving a voice command containing at least one word; and identifying a correct interpretation for the at least one word based on the at least one word in the voice command and the grammar for the word that includes the inserted information about the one or more homonyms.
13. A method for speech recognition, comprising: inserting an artificial ambiguity about one or more homonyms for the word into the grammar of a speech recognition engine for the word to create an ambiguity between the word and the one or more homonyms; receiving a voice command containing at least one word; and identifying a correct interpretation for the at least one word based on the at least one word in the voice command and the grammar for the word that includes the inserted information about the one or more homonyms. 16. The method of claim 13 , wherein the one or more pieces of grammar associated with the speech recognition engine further comprises a first word and a second word that cannot be distinguished and wherein the first word and the second word each have a piece of information that allows the voice command interpreter to identify a correct interpretation for a received word that can be the first word or second word based in the piece of information for the first word and the second word.