1. The evening service in the Rom. Cath. Church; the time of the service.

2. The evening star, Venus; the evening.

3. Pertaining to the evening or to vespers. Sicilian Vespers. See Sicilian.

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

• jesper,
• wisper,
• vesel,
• ceaper,
• desaper,
• visier,
• despir,
• jeasper,
• despear,
• vesse,
• verser,
• ceeper,
• vester,
• vemder,
• vepser,
• gesper,
• vwsper,
• vssper,
• vdsper,
• vrsper

• vespers,
• VISPAR,
• Vespera,
• Fosbury,
• FASPR,
• facebar,
• FOSPR,
• Fissipara,
• VSBYIR,
• VESPPOR,
• vesper-bell,
• FCIPR,
• VSEPR,
• vespri,
• HFSSBR,
• vesperia,
• Vespiary,
• VSPRO,
• vosper,
• Phaeospore,
• fauspr.

The adjective form of the word "vesper" is "vespertine".

The plural form of the word "vesper" is "vespers"

The singular form of the word "vesper" is "vesper". It is a singular noun that refers to the evening star, especially Venus, or the evening prayer service in some Christian denominations. The word itself does not change in its singular form.