No. 2,357 in Spanish
traer
"Traer" means "to bring."
In a sentence
¿Puedes traerme un vaso de agua, por favor?
Can you bring me a glass of water, please?
The word 'traer' is used to indicate the action of bringing something to the speaker.
Traje unos libros interesantes para la clase de hoy.
I brought some interesting books for today's class.
Here, 'traer' is used in the past tense to express the action of bringing items to a location beforehand.
Voy a traer una botella de vino para la cena.
I am going to bring a bottle of wine for dinner.
In this case, 'traer' is used in the future tense to describe a planned action of bringing something to an event.
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