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The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as in or, oil, own.

The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as dog/fog for Brittish and or/oil/own for American speakers.

The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as in dog or fog.

The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as in or, oil, own.

The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as in dog or fog.

The verse quoted is Bereshis 37:29-30: the requested word is

וַיָּ֤שׇׁב

with kamatz under ש. The kamatz does not have stress, and is known as kamatz katan, or a short vershion of kholam in the Babylonian pronunciation adopted by sephardim. It's "o" as in dog or fog.