" 2005 (UTC) 

 TShilo12, 

 I think you are incorrect. ""Jew"" can function as a noun, an adjective or a verb. 

 (a) Verb: ""That customer enjoys trying to JEW down the shopkeepers."" 

 JEW down as in aggressively seek a discount. Actually this may be a compound, I'll have to think about that.  

 (b) Adjective: This JEW boy is one of the best players on our chess team. 

 (c) Noun: He is one wily JEW and a wonder to behold - but check your wallet! 

 So Jew can function as noun, verb and adjective. I would imagine Jewish would also be the adjectival form but also would be synonymous with Judaic. 

  08:02, 28 July"