yiph.ah denotes splendor as an esteemed quality that can be profaned or become grounds for pride.

The two occurrences portray splendor as a valued quality: it is associated with wisdom, yet is said to be profaned and to contribute to a proud heart.

1. Esteemed splendor subject to loss or misuse · dominant

   Both occurrences use the feminine singular construct form in clauses concerning splendor connected with wisdom. In Ezekiel 28:7 the APB renders that foreigners will “profane your splendor,” while in Ezekiel 28:17 it renders pride arising “because of your beauty” and wisdom corrupted “on account of your splendor.”

   Ezekiel 28:7Ezekiel 28:17

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the term as “splendor” in both verses. Its surrounding clauses connect that splendor with wisdom, profanation, and pride.