Arabic
Count
Count noun - A total number obtained or recorded by noting each thing as it was being added.
Both words in one sentence
- Arabic itself could count as a common tongue, since it is widely used in Muslim countries for studying the Qur'an, though only a fifth of all Muslims use it as everyday speech.
Source: Common Tongue -
Meknes (Arabic: مكناس Maknās; often written "Meknès" because that's how it's done in French) is the fifth-largest city (when you count Rabat and Sale together), and has a bit of history to it, as it was the capital of the country before being moved to Marrakesh and then Rabat.
Source: Useful Notes / Morocco
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