Al-Magrib
- proper noun
- French is widely spoken in Al-Magrib due to its colonial past.
Examples
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The ancient city in Al-Magrib is known for its vibrant markets and rich history.
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Many travelers are drawn to the enchanting culture of Al-Magrib.
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I plan to visit Al-Magrib next summer.
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Have you ever been to Al-Magrib?
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The ancient city in Al-Magrib is known for its vibrant markets and rich history.
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French is widely spoken in Al-Magrib due to its colonial past.
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Many travelers are drawn to the enchanting culture of Al-Magrib.
Synonyms
A country in northwest Africa with mostly Muslim people and capital Rabat
A country in northwest Africa with mostly Muslim people
A country in northwest Africa known for its busy markets and beautiful buildings
A country in northwest Africa ruled by a king with a mostly Muslim population
Surface Forms
Etymology
Al-Magrib comes from Arabic where al- means 'the' and maghrib means 'west' or 'sunset', so the name literally says 'the west' or 'the place of the sunset'. That's why Al-Magrib is used for Morocco, a country on the western edge of North Africa.