Command 'cdh' not found appearing at the top of CL when opened

I am new to Ubuntu, and I am using the latest version. Initially, I wanted to create an alias, using: alias cdh='cd /home/[My name]/' This was done since I wanted to download video files to a different hard drive than my M.2., and convert them to a different format. However, I ran into the error of the cd not working. I reset the paths with unaliasing cdh, and then changing the directory using ~$ cd / so that it would point to the root. However, now every time I open the Command Line, I get: Command 'cdh' not found, did you mean: command 'cdb' from deb tinycdb (0.78build3) command 'cdp' from deb irpas (0.10-9) command 'cdw' from deb cdw (0.8.1-2) command 'cdo' from deb cdo (2.0.4-1) command 'dch' from deb devscripts (2.22.1ubuntu1) command 'cde' from deb cde (0.1+git9-g551e54d-1.2) command 'dh' from deb debhelper (13.6ubuntu1) command 'csh' from deb csh (20110502-7) command 'csh' from deb tcsh (6.21.00-1.1) command 'cph' from deb conda-package-handling (1.7.3-2build1) command 'cdi' from deb cdo (2.0.4-1) command 'cd5' from deb cd5 (0.1-4) Try: sudo apt install bash: cd: too many arguments This does not seem to affect anything though, as I went through and checked stuff like brew and the CLI I installed to convert things, but I am concerned that it is sending those messages when just opening the command line. If there is further detail I need to add to this question, I am willing to do so. Please go easy on me, again I am completely new to this stuff and I just wanted to set up some video converting CLI in Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS. **EDIT 1:** It is defined in the ~/.bashrc, as even on start up after a fresh reset the error still appears at the top.