IPA: //ˈpɒmfrɪt//
KK: /ˈpɑmfrɪt/
A type of fish that is usually deep-bodied and has spiny fins, commonly found in the ocean and often used for food.
We ordered pomfret for dinner because it's one of our favorite fish dishes.
The word 'pomfret' originates from the Middle English 'pomefret', which comes from the Old French 'pome de fer', meaning 'apple of iron'. This term referred to a type of fish, specifically the pomfret fish, which was named for its shape resembling an apple and its firm texture.
Think of the term 'apple of iron' to remember that 'pomfret' refers to a type of fish known for its firm texture.
No commonly confused words.