Kiri
[ˈkiːri]Meaning
Māori for "skin" or "bark"; also Khmer for "mountain summit"
Background Story
In Māori, kiri means "skin", "bark" or "rind". In Cambodian or Khmer it means "mountain summit" and can also be spelt Kiry. In Finland, Kiri is listed as a male name in the Finnish Orthodox calendar, a short form of Kyriakos.
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