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Morocco (Noun)

A kingdom (constitutional monarchy) in northwestern Africa with a largely Muslim population; achieved independence from France in 1956.

Nouns denoting spatial position.

The scenic coastlines of Morocco were visited by numerous travelers who shared stunning pictures online.
Historical research focused on the nation's turbulent journey since gaining independence, a road not initially mapped when the original aim to unify North African cultures grew ambitious - rather resulting to distinct nationalism dividing two rivals between other west end in area Spain overseas remnant down to 'new colonial'.
The mix of Arab, Berber, Mediterranean, and French influences in Morocco are reflected in the colorful and bustling souks that fill its cities.
From rugged mountains to vast desert landscapes, Morocco boasts some of the world's most diverse and breathtaking natural beauty.
Tangier was once the northernmost outpost of Morocco but had been used as southern coastal city starting off as a small French seaside resort and evolved into more over two to three great decades without big change.

A soft pebble-grained leather made from goatskin; used for shoes and book bindings etc..

Nouns denoting substances.

The shoemaker's shop was lined with various types of leather, including morocco, suede, and calfskin.
Her grandmother's antique collection featured books bound in beautiful morocco leather.
To give it a classic look, the designer chose morocco leather for the shoes.
He selected the most suitable type of morocco for the luxury bookbinding project.
Among other high-quality materials, the briefcase was made from genuine morocco leather.