Evensong

Synonyms for "evensong" (65 found)

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Translations

10 translations across 6 languages.

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Bulgarian

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  • вечерня noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Cornish

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  • gosper noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)
  • gwesper noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Finnish

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  • ehtoopalvelus (orth.) noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)
  • iltahartaus noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)
  • iltajumalanpalvelus (luth.) noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)
  • vesper (cath.) noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Irish

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  • easparta noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Macedonian

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  • ве́черна noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Welsh

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  • gosber noun (religious service that takes place in the evening — see also vespers)

Sample sentences

2 total sentences available.

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Some old folks said this cottage had been the church-house where in ancient days the people who came to divine service stayed between morning prayer and evensong, ate their mid-day meal and gave out and received their hebdomadal quotient of gossip.

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Tending chicks is part of Julie Stinar's daily work. She owns Evensong Farm in Sharpsburg, Maryland. Before starting farming five years ago, she worked with fashion stylists in a department store.

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