ro.hav denotes the pride associated with human years that end in trouble, sorrow, and swift passing away.

The attested use places pride within the limited span of human life, whose years are described as ending in trouble and sorrow before quickly passing away.

1. Pride within fleeting human years · dominant

   In Psalm 90:10, the masculine singular construct form occurs in the statement about the days of human years; the APB renders the clause, “yet their pride is trouble and sorrow,” before saying that it is quickly cut off and people fly away.

   Psalm 90:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Psalm 90:10, the APB presents the term as “pride” in a clause that also names trouble, sorrow, and swift passing away.