They amar (said) ayash (man / husband) to ach (brother/kinsman), “We are certainly asham (guilty) concerning our ach (brother/kinsman), in that we raah (see / saw) the tzarah (distress) of his napash (soul), when he begged us, and we wouldn't shamai (hearken / hear). Therefore this tzarah (distress) bawaa (bring) come upon us.”