Rhomaleopakhus
roh-MAL-ee-oh-PAK-us /roʊˌmæliːoʊˈpækəs/
strong thick
- rhomaleos · Greek · strong, robust
- pakhys · Greek · thick
The name appears to combine the Greek words "rhomaleos" (strong, robust) and "pakhys" (thick). It seems to refer to a stout, heavily built animal. I am inferring this from the name's roots and cannot confirm the author's stated reasoning.
I believe this is a sauropod genus, but I'm not sure of the author, year, locality, age or current taxonomic status, so I've left those fields blank. Please check a specialist source. The etymology is a reading of the Greek roots, not a confirmed statement from the original description.