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Hebrew Words Accented on Their Last Syllable
תְּה֑וֹם is an example of a Hebrew word accented on its last syllable. It has two syllables (using the perspective of pronunciation - see below). The first is not accented, the second is accented. You read this word "te-hom", saying the "hom" syllable with more emphasis than the "te-" syllable.