HQ 12.3:8-9):  {Qaq} "behave falsely honorably, behave in a falsely honorable manner" … is used in cases where one misrepresents oneself in order to be accorded honor one is not entitled to, and in that way it is different from {toj} "deceive" and {ghet} "pretend", neither of which has this kind of connection to honor […] {ghet} and {ghetwI'} “pretender” generally do not imply deception, but simply role-playing.

In this case since deception is implied I would use {QaqwI’} for someone “misrepresents oneself in order to be accorded honor one is not entitled to”.

Voragh

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From: mayqel qunen'oS

I wonder, which of the two would be best to express "hypocrites", as in "woe unto you scribes and pharisees, hypocrites".

{HoQwI'pu'} or {QaqwI'pu'} ?