This is the 1214th most frequent Portuguese word.
iria
"Iria" is the conditional tense of the verb "ir," meaning "would go."
In this sentence, 'iria' is used to express the future tense of 'ir' (to go) in the past perspective.
Eu sabia que você iria ao mercado hoje.
I knew you would go to the market today.
Here, 'iria' is part of a conditional sentence, expressing a hypothetical situation.
Se eu tivesse tempo, eu iria visitar meu amigo.
If I had time, I would visit my friend.
In this example, 'iria' correlates with expressing a planned action in the future from a past viewpoint.