No. 1,450 in Dutch
marokko
"Marokko" in Dutch means "Morocco," which is a country in North Africa.
In a sentence
Ik ga volgende maand op vakantie naar Marokko.
I am going on vacation to Morocco next month.
The word 'Marokko' is a proper noun in this sentence and refers to the country Morocco as a travel destination.
Marokko ligt in Noord-Afrika en heeft een rijke cultuur.
Morocco is located in North Africa and has a rich culture.
Here, 'Marokko' is used as a subject in the sentence, referring to the geographical region.
Hij kookte een gerecht volgens een recept uit Marokko.
He cooked a dish according to a recipe from Morocco.
In this sentence, 'Marokko' indicates origin, specifying where the recipe comes from.
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