Marruecos
- proper noun
- Tourists are often attracted to Marruecos for its vibrant markets and beautiful architecture.
Examples
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The official language of Marruecos is Arabic, but many people also speak French and Spanish.
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Have you ever been to Marruecos?
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She traveled to Marruecos last summer to learn about its culture and history.
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He traveled to Marruecos last summer.
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She traveled to Marruecos last summer to learn about its culture and history.
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The official language of Marruecos is Arabic, but many people also speak French and Spanish.
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Tourists are often attracted to Marruecos for its vibrant markets and beautiful architecture.
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 ruled by a king with a mostly Muslim population
A country in northwest Africa that is mostly Muslim
Surface Forms
Etymology
Marruecos comes from the name of the old city Marrakesh, because people in Europe used the city's name to mean the whole country. So, Marruecos is the Spanish name for the country now called Morocco.