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The people of Jacques (Pul. ''Caqis'') follow an animistic religion, based on two separate but complem

|{{term|pul|p'''u'''l}}

...tween approximately the 3rd and 10th centuries AD in the island of Jaques (Pul. ''Tśaqa'').

| 3sg.m || ''pul'' || he || masculine || ''peibj'' || -- ...pul janád '''nambjólet'''''<br> (is he today more-good) || '''''bjólet''' pul janád '''nan'''''<br> (is-good he today more) || ‘He is better today.’

| as in '''p'''ut<br />[[Contionary: pul#Maltcégj|'''''p'''ul'']] [pʰul] ‘he’ | ''[[Contionary: pul#Maltcégj|pul]]''

'''Pulqer''' is a Romance language spoken on the island of Jaques (Pul. ''Caq''). Along with Sardinian it is one of the earliest languages to dive

'''[[Contionary: akpúl#Maltcégj|akpúl]]''' {{IPA| /akˈpul/}} ''prn.'' they.<br> '''[[Contionary: pul#Maltcégj|pul]]''' {{IPA| /pul/}} ''prn.'' he.<br>

! ''pul''

|dull = pul

! ''pul''