Marrakesh

or Mar·ra·kech

[ mar-uh-kesh, mar-uh-kesh, muh-rah-kesh ]

noun
  1. a city in W Morocco.

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How to use Marrakesh in a sentence

  • Whatever happened to movies set in Rio or Marrakesh or Casablanca?

  • The mosque by the Dukala gate is worthy of note, and earns the salutation of all who come by way of R'hamna to Marrakesh.

    Morocco | S.L. Bensusan
  • For their sake some of the material benefits of modern knowledge should be brought to Jewry in Marrakesh.

    Morocco | S.L. Bensusan
  • There are two sorts of market in Marrakesh—the open market outside the walls, and the auction market in the Kaisariyah.

    Morocco | S.L. Bensusan
  • And if a European woman can go unveiled yet uninsulted through Marrakesh, the credit is due to the ladies of the Mission.

    Morocco | S.L. Bensusan
  • So, with the fascination of the city for excuse, I lingered in Marrakesh and went daily to the bazaars to make small purchases.

    Morocco | S.L. Bensusan