Hesperinos


[es-pe-ree-naws; English hes-per-uh-nos, hes-per-uh-nos] /ɛsˌpɛ riˈnɔs; English ˌhɛs pər əˈnɒs, ˈhɛs pər əˌnɒs/

noun, Greek Orthodox Church.
1.
(def 3).

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