Moroccan
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- noun
- /məˈrɑːkən/
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marroquí
- Many Moroccans take pride in their rich history and diverse cultural heritage.
- 170,000 Moroccans
- Moroccans and Turks
- percent of Moroccans
I was raised in in a neighborhood only with Moroccans, right?
- I was raised in in a neighborhood only with Moroccans, right?
- And then I was met in Rotterdam, but it was a bunch of Moroccans.
Examples
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But Moroccans essentially are very tolerant people.
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What is more, in a variety of complex ways, the Moroccans in Israel became mobilized as a distinctive, active ethnic group.
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For you see, not only am I a Moroccan, I am also a Jew.
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If an Ashkenazi comes and says exactly the same thing, the Moroccan will say, "Thanks."
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If an Ashkenazi man comes and says exactly the same as the Moroccan, he is a good man.
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For example, if I, a Moroccan, come and say to someone, "Listen, I think your son has fleas,"
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So the area of Brussels that these networks are centered in is mostly Moroccan immigrants.
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On the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie, as traditional Moroccan as it gets.
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He was granted Moroccan citizenship, but Paul wasn't.
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Bushra is Khalili is a Moroccan French visual artist working with film, video, installation, photography and prints.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moroccan comes from the country name Morocco, which in English comes from the famous city Marrakesh, and the Arabic name al-Maghrib means 'the west'. So a Moroccan is a person from that country.