סִבְלוּת
sivlut
Formal HebrewMeaningThe ability to handle hard things, like pain or difficult situations, for a long time without giving up.
HistoryThis word comes from the Hebrew root that means "to carry" or "to suffer". It first appears in writings from around 2000 years ago, where it described the ability to carry a heavy load, both in a real way and in the sense of handling difficult feelings or situations.
Example
החיילים במלחמה הראו סבלות רבה.
The soldiers in the war showed a lot of endurance.
