<prompt> Fumana moelelo oa poleloana lehlaka le robehileng mokokotlo oa kamelenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Find the meaning of the phrase the straw that broke the camels back . Response in English: The straw that broke the camels back is an idiom which means a seemingly small or inconsequential event that causes a sudden failure or collapse after a long series of other events have built up or increased tension. The phrase comes from an old proverb, It is the last straw that breaks the camels back, which refers to the idea that a camel, able to carry heavy loads, can still be overwhelmed by the weight of just one more straw. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, but it often refers to situations where someone has reached their breaking point, or tolerance limit, after dealing with an accumulation of problems or burdens. . Response in Sesotho: Lehlokoa le robehileng mokokotlo oa kamele ke maele a bolelang ketsahalo e bonahalang e nyenyane kapa e se nang thuso e bakang ho hlōleha kapa ho oa ka tšohanyetso ka mora hore letoto le lelelele la liketsahalo tse ling le theohe kapa le eketsehile tsitsipano. Polelo ena e tsoa maeleng a khale a reng, Ke lehlaka la ho qetela le pshatla mokokotlo oa kamele, le bolelang khopolo ea hore kamele, e khonang ho jara meroalo e boima, e ntse e ka imeloa ke boima ba joang bo bong hape. Poleloana ena e ka sebelisoa maemong a fapaneng, empa hangata e bua ka maemo ao motho a fihletseng boemo ba hae ba ho robeha, kapa moeli oa mamello, kamora ho sebetsana le ho bokellana ha mathata kapa meroalo. 