No. 892 in Arabic
تريد
"تريد" means "she/you want" (depending on context).
In a sentence
هي تريد أن تذهب إلى السوق.
She wants to go to the market.
The word 'تريد' here is conjugated for the third person singular feminine and means 'wants'. It expresses a desire for action.
هل تريدُ شيئًا من المتجر؟
Do you want anything from the store?
The word 'تريدُ' is conjugated for the second person singular masculine, used in a question form, indicating a request or inquiry about someone's desire.
الأطفال يريدون اللعب في الحديقة.
The children want to play in the garden.
The word 'يريدون' is the plural form, used here to express a collective desire of the subject, the children.
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