No. 1,035 in French
marocain
"Marocain" means "Moroccan" in English.
In a sentence
Il porte un costume marocain traditionnel.
He wears traditional Moroccan attire.
Here, 'marocain' is an adjective describing 'costume', specifying that it is related to Morocco.
Un Marocain m'a aidé à retrouver mon chemin.
A Moroccan helped me find my way.
In this sentence, 'Marocain' is a proper noun referring to a person from Morocco.
J'adore la cuisine marocaine, notamment le tajine.
I love Moroccan cuisine, especially the tagine.
Here, 'marocaine' is an adjective used with 'cuisine', denoting the relationship of the cuisine to Morocco.
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