Inanga is a Maori word for the young of various freshwater fish species that are considered a delicacy, and called whitebait in English.
· Inanga
Usually known as whitebait.
Icefish, ide, ilisha, inanga, inconnu, Indian mullet, iniom,
Icefish, iconnu, inanga, ilish and ide are fish.
Inanga (New Zealand whitebait) are small fish, the young of a number of species of New zealand native freshwater fish.
Icefish, iconnu, inanga, ilish and ide are fish. They begin with the letter i.
Icefish, ide, ilisha, inanga, inconnu, Indian mullet, iniom,
The correct name for New Zealand greenstone is Pounamu. There are four main varieties of Pounamu: Kawakawa, Kahurangi, and Inanga, which are Nephrite, and Tangiwai, which is Bowenite.
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