ya.hir describes a proud person, portrayed as restless and grasping or as a mocker acting in arrogance.

The attested uses portray a proud person in two settings: one is restless, insatiable, and gathers peoples, while the other is a mocker characterized by furious arrogance.

1. Proud person marked by restless grasping · dominant

   In Habakkuk 2:5, the masculine singular absolute form describes the man whom wine betrays; the APB renders him as "the proud man" and portrays him as unable to rest, never satisfied, and gathering nations and peoples.

   Habakkuk 2:5
2. Proud mocker acting with arrogance · occasional

   In Proverbs 21:24, the masculine singular absolute form occurs in the description of a mocker; the APB renders the clause "An arrogant and proud mocker" and identifies him as one who acts in furious arrogance.

   Proverbs 21:24

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as "the proud man" in Habakkuk 2:5 and within "An arrogant and proud mocker" in Proverbs 21:24. These phrases show the clauses' presentation rather than isolating a fixed English equivalent.