Refers specifically to the young stage of the Japanese amberjack (Seriola quinqueradiata), known as 鰤 (ぶり) when mature. This term is used in the Kantō region; other regions may use different names for the same fish at this growth stage.
See also: ブリ
I bought fresh young amberjack at the supermarket and made sashimi.
When it grows, the inada comes to be called buri.
Hiragana spelling is also used, especially in casual or handwritten contexts.
Kanji form is rare and may not be widely recognized; the kana forms are strongly preferred.
The origin of いなだ is uncertain. It is a traditional Japanese name for the young amberjack, used primarily in the Kantō region.