Some Common Names
- Worldwide: Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel.
- South Africa: King mackerel, Couta, Cuda.
- Malaysia: Tenggiri
- Australia: Narrow-bar, Narrowbarred mackerel, Snook, Spaniard, Spanish mackerel.
- USA: Barred mackerel, Narrowbarred mackerel, Striped Seer.
- Arabia: Kanaad, Kanad or Kana'd mackerel.
- India: "Konem" in Telugu; "Vanjaram" in Tamil; "Anjal" in Tulu.
- Philippines: Tanigue.
- Indonesia: Ikan Tenggiri
- China:康氏马鲛
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