Difference between router.pathname and router.route in nextjs

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Basically, I want to make of NextJS router to access page url and I do this:

import { useRouter } from "next/router";

const SomeComp = props => {
   const router = useRouter();
}

However, router has properties pathname and route that both seem to contain the exact "url" of the page when I console.log() them. I've looked at NextJS docs and and I can't see the difference between the two and whether there's some kind of gotcha I should be aware of in using any of the two in accessing the page url

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