ABSTRACT
In Moroccan, nouns can be either definite or indefinite. A noun without the article is usually indefinite. Exceptions are proper names (mħemmed, faŧima). These are definite, although they are not preceded by an article.
ħanut <a>† shop qehwa coffee
weld <a> boy ma water
kas <a> glass mdina <a> city
xŭbz bread mɍa <a> woman
kŭrsi <a> chair ħlib milk
bit <a> room lħem meat
magana <a> watch ktab <a> book
bent <a> girl
