Kauri

A large coniferous tree native to New Zealand

Kauri is a nature-inspired name derived from the Maori language, referring to the Agathis australis, one of the world's largest and longest-living tree species. In Maori culture, these trees are considered kings of the forest and symbols of strength and longevity. As a given name, it is rare in the United States but carries deep cultural significance in Oceania.