taillez

Taillez is a form of the French verb tailler. In standard usage, taillez is the second-person plural present indicative form, vous taillez, meaning you cut or you trim, and it also serves as the imperative form for the vous subject: Taillez! meaning Trim (you all). It is commonly found in instructional writing, gardening guidance, and workshop contexts.

In grammar, taillez is derived from tailler and is used for the subject vous in the present tense. The related noun is taille, meaning cut, size, or stature.

Taillez may also occur as a surname of French origin. Surnames that derive from actions or occupations often reflect historical links to cutting, tailoring, or shaping, and taillez is among the possible family names in French-speaking regions.

There is no widely recognized geographic place or widely documented entity named Taillez in standard reference works. The term is primarily encountered as a verb form and, less commonly, as a surname.