No. 6,208 in Catalan

marroquín

"Marroquín" in Catalan refers to "Moroccan" (relating to Morocco or its people).

In a sentence

Els artesans marroquins són molt coneguts per la seva habilitat manual.
Moroccan artisans are very famous for their craftsmanship.
Here, 'marroquins' refers to people from Morocco, used as an adjective indicating origin.
El moble estava recobert de pell marroquí.
The furniture was covered with Moroccan leather.
In this sentence, 'marroquí' is used as an adjective to describe the type of leather, indicating it comes from Morocco.
El te marroquí és una beguda típica del nord de l’Àfrica.
Moroccan tea is a typical beverage from North Africa.
'marroquí' here describes the origin of the tea, associating it with Morocco.

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