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#328107 07/22/09 03:10 PM
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Vespers in Slavonic and in Russian? Are there separate words for Great Vespers and Small Vespers?

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Vespers is вечерня (vechérnya).

Great Vespers: великая вечерня (velíkaya vechérnya).

Small Vespers: малая вечерня (málaya vechérnya).


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