apodeipnon

 [ah-paw-theep-nawn; Eng. ap-uh-dahyp-non]  

a·po·deip·non

   [ah-paw-theep-nawn; Eng. ap-uh-dahyp-non]
noun, plural a·po·deip·na  [-theep-nah; Eng. -dahyp-nuh] . Greek Orthodox Church.
compline.
Origin:
< Medieval Greek; Greek apo- apo- + deîpnon meal
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Apodeipnon is always a great word to know.
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