This is the 892nd most frequent Arabic word.
تريد
"تريد" means "she/you want" (depending on context).
The word 'تريد' here is conjugated for the third person singular feminine and means 'wants'. It expresses a desire for action.
هي تريد أن تذهب إلى السوق.
She wants to go to the market.
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.
هل تريدُ شيئًا من المتجر؟
Do you want anything from the store?
The word 'يريدون' is the plural form, used here to express a collective desire of the subject, the children.