Rehoboam
noun
Re·ho·bo·am
ˌrēəˈbōəm sometimes ˌrēhə-
plural -s
: an oversize wine bottle holding about five quarts
a Rehoboam of champagne
Word History
Etymology
after Rehoboam, flourished ab 925 b.c. son of King Solomon and first king of the southern kingdom of Judah, from Hebrew Rĕḥabhʽām, literally, the nation is enlarged