IPA: /ˈkʌvən/
KK: /ˈkʌvən/
A group of witches who gather together, often for rituals or meetings.
The coven met under the full moon to perform their rituals.
Coven → The word 'coven' originates from Middle English 'covin', which comes from Old French 'covin' (meaning a secret agreement or conspiracy). It refers to a gathering or assembly, particularly of witches or practitioners of magic.
Think of a 'secret agreement' ('covin') among a group, which helps you remember that a 'coven' is a gathering of witches.