No. 5,061 in Arabic
المغاربة
The Arabic word "المغاربة" translates to "Moroccans" in English.
In a sentence
يعيش المغاربة حياةً مليئةً بالتقاليد والثقافة.
Moroccans live a life full of traditions and culture.
In this sentence, 'المغاربة' is used to refer generally to the people of Morocco, highlighting the rich cultural aspects associated with them.
يشتهر المغاربة بحرفيتهم في صناعة السجاد.
Moroccans are famous for their craftsmanship in carpet weaving.
Here, 'المغاربة' emphasizes the skills and expertise of Moroccan people in a specific traditional craft.
زار المغاربة معرضًا دوليًا في باريس للترويج لمنتجاتهم التقليدية.
Moroccans visited an international exhibition in Paris to promote their traditional products.
In this sentence, 'المغاربة' refers to a group of people from Morocco actively participating in an international event.
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