Ριχάρδος [ree-har-thos]
The word was coined in 1841 by Sir Richard Owen from two Greek words. Deinos meaning 'terrible' and Sauros meaning 'lizard'
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The British paleontologist, Sir Richard Owen, was responsible for coining the word in 1841. The word derives from two greek words "deinos" (= terrible) + "sauros" (= lizard).
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