Rehoboam

Rehoboam

See also: rehoboam

English

Etymology

After Rehoboam, Judean king, the name of which in Biblical Hebrew was רְחַבְעָם‎‎ (Rəḥaḇʿām)

Noun

Rehoboam (plural Rehoboams)

1. A bottle of Champagne or Burgundy wine containing 4.5 liters of fluid, six times the volume of a standard bottle.

Usage notes

A Bordeaux wine bottle with this volume is called a Jeroboam.

Translations

Judean king

Afrikaans: Rehabeam m Armenian: Ռովոյամ m (Ṙovoyam) Basque: Roboam m Belarusian: Раваам m (Ravaam) Breton: Rehovam m Bulgarian: Робоам m (Roboam) Catalan: Roboam m Chinese: Cantonese: 羅波安 m Hakka: Lò-pô-ôn m Mandarin: 羅波安 m Czech: Rechabeám m Danish: Rehabeam m Dutch: Rechabeam m Esperanto: Rehoboam m Finnish: Rehabeam m French: Roboam m Galician: Roboam m German: Rehabeam Greek: Ροβοάμ m (Rovoám) Ancient Greek: Ροβοάμ m (Roboám) Hebrew: רְחַבְעָם‎ m (Rəḥaḇʿām) Hungarian: Roboám Indonesian: Rehabeam m Italian: Roboamo m Japanese: レハブアム m (Rehabuamu) Korean: 르호보암 m (reuhoboam) Latin: Roboāmus m Malagasy: Rehôbôama m Norwegian: Rehabeam m Persian: رحبعام‎ m Polish: Roboam m Portuguese: Roboão m Russian: Ровоам m (Rovoam) Spanish: Roboam m West Frisian: Rechabeäm m Western Panjabi: رحبعام‎ m