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apodeipnon — /ah paw dheep nawn/; Eng. /ap euh duyp non/, n., pl. apodeipna / dheep nah/; Eng. / duyp neuh/. Gk. Orth. Ch. compline. [ < MGk; Gk apo APO + deîpnon meal] * * * … Universalium
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