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.
Katakana spelling is common for fish names; usually written in kana.
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.