No. 391 in Arabic

المغربي

"The Moroccan" or "Moroccan."

In a sentence

أنا أعيش في الحي المغربي.
I live in the Moroccan neighborhood.
The word 'المغربي' is used as an adjective to describe the neighborhood as being Moroccan.
التوقيت في المغرب هو نفسه التوقيت المغربي.
The time in Morocco is the same as Moroccan time.
Here, 'المغربي' is again adjectival, indicating time related to Morocco.
المغربي الذي التقيته كان ودوداً جداً.
The Moroccan whom I met was very friendly.
In this case, 'المغربي' serves as a noun, referring to a Moroccan person.

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