vêts

Vêts is a French verb form, the second-person singular present of the verb vêtir, meaning "to clothe" or "to dress." It appears in the indicative and subjunctive moods (tu vêts; que tu vêtes) and is also used in the second-person singular imperative when reflexive (vêts‑toi). Pronounced roughly /vɛ/, the form derives from Latin vestīre.

Grammatically, vêtir is an irregular -ir verb: je vêts, tu vêts, il/elle vêt, nous vêtons, vous vêtez, ils/elles vêtent. The reflexive variant se vêtir is used to indicate dressing oneself (tu te vêts). In contemporary spoken French, vêtir and its forms are relatively literary or formal; everyday speech commonly prefers s'habiller for "to dress" or porter for "to wear."

Examples include simple present uses such as "Tu vêts un manteau" (you wear/put on a coat) and reflexive constructions like "Tu te vêts rapidement" (you dress quickly). The root appears in related vocabulary, including vêtement (garment) and vêtir-related compounds in historical or formal registers.