1. plural of kauri; large evergreen coniferous trees native to New Zealand and Australia

Examples

• The ancient kauris in the forest were over 1,000 years old.
• Kauris are among the largest trees in the Southern Hemisphere.
• The logging of kauris was restricted to protect these magnificent trees.
• Tourists come from around the world to see the giant kauris.
• Kauris produce a valuable resin that was historically harvested.
• The Maori people have long revered the mighty kauris as sacred trees.