No. 6,511 in Swedish
marocko
"Marocko" is the Swedish word for "Morocco," a country in North Africa.
In a sentence
Jag besökte Marocko förra året och det var fantastiskt.
I visited Morocco last year and it was amazing.
Here, 'Marocko' is used as a proper noun to refer to the country of Morocco.
Kaftanen jag köpt är inspirerad av marocko stil.
The caftan I bought is inspired by Moroccan style.
In this instance, 'marocko' is used attributively to describe the cultural style associated with Morocco.
Marocko är känt för sin rika historia och varierande kultur.
Morocco is known for its rich history and diverse culture.
Here, 'Marocko' again serves as a proper noun, designating the country Morocco while focusing on its historical and cultural aspects.
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