1. The last prayer at night in the Roman Catholic breviary, so called as completing the daily service.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• compliner,
• compluin,
• xompline,
• vompline,
• compilne,
• complien,
• complinne,
• complinee,
• Cappaline,
• nymplike,
• scopline,
• tomaline,
• comerine,
• vomocine,
• complicse,
• complicce,
• Cumydine,
• complify,
• Camelinae,
• camelinea

• complaint,
• complacent,
• complexness,
• complot,
• complexity,
• complacency,
• comply,
• compulsion,
• compiler,
• compile,
• complainer,
• compliancy,
• complin,
• complicated,
• completion,
• compliant,
• compelled,
• complacence,
• complement,
• complicate,
• complain,
• compliment,
• complete,
• complection,
• compel,
• complicity,
• complies,
• complainant,
• compliments,
• completing,
• complains,
• complect,
• compliance,
• complying,
• completed,
• Complained,
• compelling,
• completely,
• Complied,
• compiling,
• complex,
• compulsive,
• complexify,
• complexion,
• conflict,
• complexly,
• complaining.

The adjective form of the word "compline" is "complinial". However, it is important to note that "complinial" is not a very commonly used term.

The plural of the "compline" can be the "complines".

The singular of the "compline" can be the "compline".