What Are People From Morocco Called?

North Africa, Morocco

The demonym for people from Morocco is:

Moroccan

Pronunciation:

/məˈrɒkən/

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About Morocco

Morocco is a North African kingdom with its capital city of Rabat, a historic and elegant city on the Atlantic coast. Morocco is a constitutional monarchy, and it is known for landscapes that range from the snow-capped Atlas Mountains to the golden dunes of the Sahara Desert. Its Mediterranean and Atlantic coastlines offer beaches, fishing ports, and charming seaside towns. The country's history reflects a rich blend of Roman, Islamic, and French colonial influences, visible in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. Marrakech, one of its most famous cities, is celebrated for its bustling souks, palaces, and gardens. Arabic and Berber are official languages, and French is widely spoken in business and education. Travelers interested in vibrant markets, ancient medinas, and dramatic desert scenery will find Morocco an enchanting destination that combines history with natural beauty.

Quick Facts about Morocco
Population:
37,840,044 (2024 est.)
Country:
Morocco
Region:
North Africa

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Etymology of the Morocco Demonym

From the Berber word 'Murakush' meaning 'Land of God', referring to the city of Marrakech.

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