mahi-mahi

See also: mahimahi

English

Mahi-mahi.

Etymology

From Hawaiian mahimahi.

Noun

mahi-mahi (plural mahi-mahis or mahi-mahi)

1. A large food and game fish of the family Coryphaenidae which is commonly found in tropical and subtropical waters.

Synonyms

• dolphinfish
• dorado

Translations

large food and game fish

• Assamese: মাহিমাহি মাছ (mahimahi mas)
• Catalan: llampuga (ca), llampec (ca), daurat (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 鯕鰍／鲯鳅 (zh) (qíqiū), 飛虎／飞虎 (zh), 鬼頭刀／鬼头刀 (zh)

• Dhivehi: ފިޔަލަ (fiyala)
• Finnish: dolfiini (fi)
• Haitian Creole: dorad
• Italian: lampuga f
• Japanese: 鱪 (ja) (しいら, shiira), シイラ (shiira)
• Korean: 만새기 (mansaegi)
• Malay: belitung
• Maltese: lampuka
• Mokilese: kohko
• Portuguese: guaraçapé m, dourado-do-mar m
• Russian: корифе́на (ru) f (koriféna)
• Sicilian: lampuca f
• Spanish: dorado (es), lirio (es), llampuga
• Swedish: guldmakrill (sv) c