This is the 12292nd most frequent Portuguese word.
sairia
"Sairia" is the conditional or future subjunctive form of the verb "sair," meaning "would leave" or "might leave."
The word 'sairia' is used as a hypothetical conditional verb, indicating an action the speaker would perform under certain circumstances.
Eu sairia se pudesse, mas estou ocupada.
I would leave if I could, but I am busy.
Here, 'sairia' expresses a thought or expectation about a future event in past narration.
Ele esperava que eu sairia tarde do trabalho.
He expected that I would leave work late.
In this sentence, 'sairia' conveys a conditional event, emphasizing what the speaker wouldn't do under specific conditions.