ge.vah denotes a self-exalting quality set against lowliness and subject to concealment or lament.

Across the supplied verses, ge.vah denotes a self-exalting quality: it is lamented in connection with refusal to hear, named when people are brought low, and concealed from a great man.

1. Self-exaltation opposed to lowliness · dominant

   All three occurrences use the feminine singular absolute noun in settings where this quality is negatively framed. In Jeremiah 13:17 the APB renders a soul weeping because of "pride" after refusal to hear; in Job 22:29 it places "Pride" alongside people being brought low and a lowly-eyed person being saved; in Job 33:17 it renders God concealing "pride" from a great man.

   Jeremiah 13:17Job 22:29Job 33:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the noun as "pride" in each supplied verse. Its clauses respectively connect it with bitter weeping, being brought low, and concealment from a great man.