No. 10,590 in French

marocaines

"Marocaines" means "Moroccan" in English (feminine plural form).

In a sentence

Les lanternes marocaines illuminent la pièce.
The Moroccan lanterns light up the room.
In this sentence, 'marocaines' is an adjective describing the noun 'lanternes,' indicating that the lanterns are characteristic or originate from Morocco.
La cuisine marocaine est célèbre pour ses épices variées.
Moroccan cuisine is famous for its varied spices.
Here, 'marocaine' is an adjective describing 'cuisine,' specifying the type of cuisine.
Les artisanes marocaines créent des tapis incroyables.
The Moroccan craftswomen create incredible rugs.
In this example, 'marocaines' modifies 'artisanes,' highlighting their origin or nationality as being Moroccan.

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