Associations to the word «Vesper»
Noun
- Advent
- Forgiveness
- Vodka
- Friday
- Afternoon
- Wednesday
- Commemoration
- Setting
- Abbot
- Orthodox
- Saturday
- Celebration
- Luciano
- Sunset
- None
- Christmas
- Purcell
- Myanmar
- Roche
- Parable
- Transcription
- Massacre
- Amy
- Rowing
- Virgin
- Monday
- Basil
- Epistle
- Mafia
- Felix
- Commencement
- Singing
- Collect
- Daphne
- Mustache
- Bangor
- Cathedral
- Gospel
- Holly
- Eve
- Uprising
- Kneeling
- Testament
- Ursula
- Thursday
- Revolt
- Rising
- Crusade
- Boat
- Messiah
- Hour
- Malta
- Altar
- Worship
- Rebellion
- Eight
- Sing
- Monastery
- Antony
- Concerto
- Domination
- Genus
- Baptism
- Thanksgiving
- Blessing
- Sol
- Canon
- Bacterium
- Church
- Gin
- Tube
- Clergy
- Karl
- Prime
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
VESPER, noun. The bell that summons worshipers to vespers; the vesper-bell
VESPER, noun. (poetic) evening
VESPER, proper noun. Hesperus, Venus, the evening star
VESPER BAT, noun. A member of a family of bats, the Vespertilionidae.
VESPER BATS, noun. Plural of vesper bat
VESPER SPARROW, noun. Pooecetes gramineus, a medium-sized American sparrow.
Dictionary definition
VESPER, noun. A planet (usually Venus) seen at sunset in the western sky.
VESPER, noun. A late afternoon or evening worship service.
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