koru

British

/ ˈkɒruː /

noun

a stylized curved pattern used esp in carving

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Etymology

Origin of koru

Māori

Example Sentences

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Rachel Carrell is the boss of childcare firm Koru Kids and signed that letter in 2024.

From BBC

One wedding theory has held that Bezos and Sánchez will exchange their vows on his 417-foot yacht, the Koru, where he proposed to her two years ago after five years of dating.

From Los Angeles Times

The Koru is far from the only big boat floating around town, mind you.

From Los Angeles Times

About 200 guests are expected, with many staying in Venice's most exclusive hotels as well as on Bezos' yachts, the Koru and the Abeona.

From BBC

Rachel Carrell, chief executive and founder of Koru Kids, said Ms Murty had believed in its childcare "mission" but "this message was lost in the media attention surrounding this investment".

From BBC

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