Take Guard (French term, often used in family crests)
Prenez guarde or faites gaffe means watch out or be careful, mostly as a warning. The expression comes from the old France where people had swords and it was customary to hear "Prenez guarde" when defied by someone wiling to fight. or "Pull your sword and fight!"
Prenez Garde was created in 1986.
It's the vous (you) conjugation of prendre, to take.
(vous) prenez > (you / 2nd person plural) take.
Michelle Prenez is 5' 6".
Take the first street on your left.
"que prenez-vous pour..." means "what do you take for / have for.."
Prenez soin de vous is 'take care of you' in French.
Take a big breath and release it.
Prenez vos places - 2006 is rated/received certificates of: Canada:13+
May love keep us or guard us.The infinitive of the verb "garde" is "garder": To keep/to guard.In this sentence, "keep" and "guard" mean the same thing.
"Garde" means "guard." To guard is garder, a guard is un/une garde.
take your notebooks