Ela Nanidinana Andriam-Balala Ka Tapaka Ny Elany
This proverb means that if one continues to persist in an action or is exposed to a difficult situation for a long time, they will eventually find themselves in a state of powerlessness or defeat. In other words, excessive perseverance or prolonged hardship can deplete our resources or capabilities. An equivalent English proverb could be ‘The last straw that breaks the camel’s back’. This serves as a warning against excess and the risks of blind persistence.
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