Definition

A type of soft leather made from goatskin, often used for making book bindings and shoes.

Example

The artisan crafted a beautiful book cover from morocco leather.

Conversation

I just got a pair of shoes made from morocco leather.

Really? I've heard it's super soft and durable.

Yeah, I love the feel of morocco leather; it makes such a difference.

I might need to get something made from it too!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'Morocco' originates from the Arabic 'Marrakech' (meaning land of God), which was the name of the capital city of the country. The name was later adapted into Spanish as 'Marruecos' and then into English as 'Morocco'.

Memory Tip

Think of the Arabic name 'Marrakech', which means 'land of God', to remember that 'Morocco' refers to this North African country.

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