Garder is a verb which means to keep.
"From the garder" translates to French as "Du jardin".
The translation of "to keep" in French is "garder" or "conserver."
It means "I'm going to keep him by my side" in French.
"Garder mon frere*" - take care of my brother "Garder mes freres" - take care of my brothers "Garder ma soeur" - take care of my sister "Garder mes soeurs" - take care of my sisters "Garder mes soeurs et freres" - take care of my sisters and brothers (siblings**) "Garder mon frere et ma soeur" take care of my brother and sister (siblings**) * There is an accent grave on the first 'e' in "frere" or "freres" ** There is no French word for "siblings," you just literally say "brothers and sisters"
"Garder les lames lubrifiées" means "keep the blades lubricated" in English.
The feminine form of "garder," which means "to keep" or "to hold" in French, typically does not change since it is a verb. However, in the context of a noun or a job title, you might encounter "gardienne" for a female guardian or caretaker. In French, many adjectives and nouns do have masculine and feminine forms, but verbs like "garder" remain the same regardless of gender.
"Garde" means "guard." To guard is garder, a guard is un/une garde.
Garder au chaud is keep warm in french. It is translated from English to French Language.
garder ma bouche a fermé fermement
"S'il vous plaît garder pour le récord" means "please keep to the record" in English.
Un été à garder en souvenir. Un été memorable.
"garder le meilleur pour la fin"