Noach has a Patach under the Ches, yet we don't pronounce it Nocha.
The
reason for it ,
because a Ches at the end of a word that has a patach under it is called. a
patach genuva.
To pronounce a patach genuva you add a last syllable " ah" (or
sefardim "wah")
Hence, Noach Koach Tapuach etc.
The same rule (Patach Genuvah) applies to a word that ends with a Hei and
has a dogesh (dot)
Many people pronounce incorrectly. in Hallel ,Milifnei ELOHA Yaakov or. in
Al Cheit, ELOHA Selichos
The correct pronounciation is ELOAH (Ah
not Ha )
BMG SHOULD CHANGE THEIR STATIONARY
My
nephew R. P. Perl Shlita was meorer that Beth Medrash GovoHA. is
misspelled *.
Proper
spelling would be GovoAH .
Govoah
for Zochor is spelled gimmel veis VOV HEI (Patach Genuva - AH )
Gevoha
for Nekeivah is spelled gimmel veis HEI HEI (Reg Patach under first Hei - HA )
Sukkah
(nekeiva) shehi Gevoha (2 Heis reg Patach)
Bais
Midrash (zochor) Govoah (Patach Genuvah)
*
only english spelling is incorrect - hebrew spelling is correct
gimmel veis vov hei (Patach Genuva)
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