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1 вечерня
2) Church: vespers3) Religion: Apodeipnon (In the Byzantine liturgical tradition, compline), Evening Prayer, Evensong (The daily evening office of the Anglican liturgy), Hesperinos (In the Byzantine liturgical tradition, Vespers), celebration of vespers, esperinos, office of vespers, vesper service, vespers (The sixth of the canonical hours in the Greek and Roman Churches), vespers service -
2 Постная триодь
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3 Постная Триодь
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4 заутреня
1) General subject: matins, prime (у католиков)2) Religion: Orthros (In the Byzantine liturgical tradition, Matins), matins (The night office forming with lauds the first of the canonical hours), mattins, morning prayer, morning service, tenebrae, laud
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