1. The Karaka Tree: This refers to the native New Zealand tree, *Corynocarpus laevigatus*, which bears edible fruits.
2. The Karaka Fruit: This refers to the fruit itself, which is a popular food source in Māori culture.
Therefore, the meaning of "karaka" depends on the context.
There's no other common meaning of "karaka" in Māori. If you encounter it in a different context, it's likely a borrowed word or a personal name.