הַתְמָדָה
hatmadah
Everyday HebrewMeaningWhen you keep doing something for a long time, even if it is hard, and you do not stop.
HistoryThis word comes from the Hebrew root for "always" (תָּמִיד). It first appeared in books written by Jewish wise men about 2000 years ago. The idea is that you do something all the time, without stopping.
Example
To do well in school, you need to keep trying and not give up.