Iniomi
plural noun
In·i·o·mi
\ˌinēˈōˌmī\
Definition of Iniomi
: an order of mostly deep-sea teleost fishes lacking fin spines and air bladder and usually having a dorsal adipose fin and including the lantern fishes, the lizard fishes, and related forms
iniomous
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Origin and Etymology of iniomi
New Latin, from inion + -omi (from Greek ōmos shoulder) — more at humerus
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