Labyrinthici
plural noun
Lab·y·rin·thi·ci
in former classifications
: an order of freshwater and brackish water fishes chiefly of southeastern Asia that are now usually included among the Percomorphi and that are adapted to meet unfavorable conditions by a labyrinthine outpocketing of the gill chamber permitting them to take oxygen from the air as well as from water compare anabas , labyrinth fish
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from plural of Late Latin labyrinthicus of a labyrinth, labyrinthine