Kauri
Meaning of Kauri
The name Kauri, pronounced KOW-ree (/ˈkaʊrɪ/), has its roots in Maori culture and is used as a unisex name. In Maori, Kauri refers to a type of large native tree known for its strength and longevity, symbolizing resilience and endurance. The name carries a sense of natural beauty and heritage, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a unique yet meaningful name. While not extremely common in the United States, Kauri has seen occasional use over the years, with sporadic occurrences recorded since 1992. Its variant, Kaurie, offers an alternative spelling while retaining the same phonetic charm. Whether chosen for its cultural significance or its distinctive sound, Kauri remains a beautiful option for any child.
Pronunciation
Maori
- Pronunced as KOW-ree (/ˈkaʊrɪ/)
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Notable People Named Kauri
| Kauri Kõiv is a former Estonian biathlete who competed in multiple Winter Olympics and achieved notable finishes in various biathlon events. |
