The Greek word άγω
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| IPA | aɟɔː |
| Meaning | to lead |
| See also |
Phrygian: ΑΓΤΑΕΙ
‘leader’ Ancient Macedonian: ἄγημα ‘royal macedonian guard, elite troop’ Ancient Macedonian: *ἀγά ‘power, authority’ Avestan: az- ‘to lead’ Tocharian A: āk- ‘to lead, to drive’ Proto-Italic: *ag-e/o- ‘to do, to act’ |
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Other words that might be of interest |
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| ἄκμων ‘anvil’, αγός ‘leader, lord’, άγαλμα ‘statue’, αρπεδών ‘strap, rope’, λυγόω ‘to bind’, δεύω ‘to make wet, to pour’, χρυσός ‘gold’, άργυρος ‘silver’, άρχων ‘commander, leader’, ῥαιστήρ ‘hammer’, (ϝ)ἔργον ‘work, labour, work of art’, λείβω ‘to pour, to make a libation’, λυγίζω ‘to bend, to twist’ | |