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Poly-yew (many-jew) or Polowick is used in modern scripture and has it roots in Germany. Roughly translated from Hebrew to English it means: Man (or woman) with deep and stereotypical Jewish family tree. Often improperly used as a verb, Polowick is a generally used as a label to describe someone who demonstrates strong "many-jewish" qualities .
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