This is the 5657th most frequent Japanese word.
じす
"じす" (Jisu) does not have a commonly recognized meaning in Japanese. It might be a misspelling or abbreviation.
The word 'じす' (持続) is used here as part of '持ち続ける', implying continued persistence or holding onto something persistently.
彼は医者になる夢を持ち続けることを決心した。
He decided to persist in his dream of becoming a doctor.
This sentence introduces the concept of 'じす' (持続) to explain its use as referring to temporal continuation in context.
じすとは、時間的な継続や持続を意味します。
Jisu refers to temporal continuation or persistence.
The word 'じす' (持続) is used to describe the continuation or persistence of his efforts, emphasizing the sustained nature.