Vesper
Introduction
Evening star or evening prayer
Background Story
The name Vesper comes from the Latin word 'vesper', meaning 'evening'. It is often associated with the evening star, and has been used in various cultural contexts, including literature and music. In Christian tradition, Vespers refers to a service of evening prayer. The name evokes tranquility and beauty associated with the evening sky.
Letter Count
Variations
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