Moroccans
Saymuh-ROK-uhnzUS/məˈɹɑkənz/UK/məˈɹɒkənz/
- 1Plural of Moroccan.
Thousands of Moroccans gathered in the square to celebrate the festival.
The conference brought together engineers, students, and Moroccans living abroad.
Note
Only the noun can take the -s. Moroccan works both as a noun for a person from Morocco or of Moroccan descent and as an adjective, and the adjective never changes form: two Moroccan engineers, not two Moroccans engineers. When the word stands alone for people, as in Moroccans abroad, it is the noun and needs the plural. Once it describes something else, the -s drops away.
Moroccans is a form of Moroccan
Moroccan, noun: Someone who is a native or citizen of Morocco, or who has Moroccan ancestry. Full entry
- Forms
- MoroccanMoroccans plural
- Spelling
- Moroccan → Moroccans: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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