vêtez
Vêtez is a French verb form derived from vêtir, meaning to clothe or dress. Specifically, it is the second-person plural present indicative form (vous vêtez) and, in the imperative, serves as a command addressed to a group (Vêtez!). In modern everyday French, this verb is relatively rare and often considered literary or archaic, with habiller or vêtir appearing in more common usage, depending on the sense.
In contemporary contexts, you might encounter vêtez in literary or historical texts, where it describes dressing
Etymologically, vêtez derives from the Old French vestir, itself from Latin vestire, from vestis meaning garment.