Kõvers

Kõvers is a term that can refer to a few different things, primarily in the context of Estonian language and culture. Most commonly, it relates to the concept of "bent" or "curved" in Estonian. This can be applied to physical objects, describing something that is not straight. For example, a "kõvers pulk" would be a bent stick.

In a more abstract sense, kõvers can also describe something that is not straightforward or honest, implying a degree of cunning or deceit. This figurative usage is less common than the literal interpretation.

It is also important to note that kõvers is the genitive plural form of the Estonian word "kõver," which means "bent" or "curved." Therefore, when encountered in Estonian grammar, kõvers indicates possession or relation to multiple bent or curved things. For instance, "kõversate puude ladvad" translates to "the tops of the bent trees." The specific meaning of kõvers will always depend on the context in which it is used within an Estonian sentence.