This is the 389th most frequent Lithuanian word.
t
In Lithuanian, "t" is not a standalone word but rather a letter of the alphabet.
Here, 'turėtų' derives from 'turėti' and is used in the conditional mood to indicate a recommendation or obligation.
Jis turėtų padėti seseriai su namų darbais.
He should help his sister with her homework.
'Turėti' in this sentence means 'to have' and expresses necessity or need when paired with 'reikia'.
Man reikia turėti daugiau kantrybės.
I need to have more patience.
In this sentence, 'turiu' is the first-person singular present tense of 'turėti', meaning 'to have'. It shows possession or ownership.