IPA: /mɑːrˈoʊkeɪn/
KK: /mɑːrˈoʊkæn/
A thick, textured fabric that has a ribbed pattern, often used in making women's clothing.
She chose a beautiful dress made of marocain for the special occasion.
Marocain is derived from the French word 'marocain', which means 'Moroccan' and is related to 'Maroc', the French name for Morocco. The term refers to something or someone from Morocco, a country in North Africa.
Think of 'Maroc' as the French name for Morocco, and remember that 'marocain' means something or someone from Morocco.