Marruecos
Proper noun A country in northwestern Africa, officially named the Kingdom of Morocco. It is a constitutional monarchy with a predominantly Muslim population. The country gained independence from France in 1956.
Morocco is used as the name of a specific country. It functions as a proper noun and is always capitalized. - She traveled to Morocco last summer to explore the markets of Marrakech. - The climate in northern Morocco is Mediterranean, while the south is more arid. - Diplomatic relations between Morocco and its neighbors are complex.
- The Kingdom of Morocco: The official full name of the country.
- The ambassador presented his credentials to the Kingdom of Morocco.
- Moroccan (adj.): Of or relating to Morocco.
- We enjoyed traditional Moroccan cuisine, such as tagine and couscous.
- Moroccan (n.): A native or inhabitant of Morocco.
- The Moroccans we met were incredibly hospitable.
- Maroc: An alternative name for Morocco, often used in French and other languages.
- Al-Maghrib: The Arabic name for Morocco, meaning "The West."
- Kingdom of Morocco: The official synonym.
- Al-Maghrib: The Arabic synonym.
The word provided, "marruecos," is the Spanish name for the country. In English, the country is exclusively referred to as Morocco. Using "marruecos" in an English context would be considered using a foreign loanword.
- a kingdom (constitutional monarchy) in northwestern Africa with a largely Muslim population; achieved independence from France in 1956