couvris

Couvris is not a widely recognized topic in existing reference works. The most common association is linguistic: couvris is the second-person singular form tu couvris of the French verb couvrir (to cover) in the passé simple, a literary past tense. In this form it means “you covered.” As a standalone noun or place name, couvris has no established, neutral article without additional context.

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