What is another word for Family Polynemidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli pˌɒlɪnˈɛmɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Polynemidae, also referred to as threadfin or silverfish, encompasses a diverse group of marine fish distributed throughout the tropical and subtropical waters of the world. Synonyms for the Polynemidae family include the Hawaiian name "'ama'ama", the Javanese name "ikan kurisi", and the Bahasa Malaysia name "ikan senangin". These fish are known for their slender, elongated bodies, as well as their distinctive thread-like pectoral fins that extend well beyond their tail fins. The threadfin family includes several commercially important species, which are highly sought after for their mild-flavored, delicate flesh. Many cultures also consider threadfin fish to be a delicacy, and they are often used in various traditional dishes.
