zud describes the proud conduct linked with an exalted heart and a ruler's removal from his throne.

The attested use describes acting proudly in the setting of a heart lifted up and a spirit becoming arrogant, followed by removal from royal rule.

1. Proud action arising from arrogance · dominant

   In Daniel 5:20, the Hiphil infinitive construct occurs after the description of a heart being lifted up and a spirit becoming arrogant, in the clause that precedes deposition from the kingdom's throne. The APB renders the verse's sequence as his spirit becoming “arrogant so that he acted proudly.”

   Daniel 5:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Daniel 5:20, the APB presents the clause as a spirit becoming “arrogant” and then acting “proudly.” It does not isolate the lemma's exact English counterpart.