G0071

ἄγω
Betacode: A)/GW
ag’-o
Part of Speech: {V-PAI-1S}
MLV/Definition: A> lead^, led^, leading^, B> bring* ^, brings* ^,brought* ^, bringing* ^, C> proceeding^, proceed^, D> [IMPERATIVE:] Proceed^ [on]; [[proceed-away is G5217]]
(guide; bring/lead a prisoner ’by his chains’)
Etymology: {a primary verb}
All Compounds: G0033 G0072 G0321 G0520 G0656 G1236 G1521 G1806 G1863 G1877 G2221 G2233 G2519 G2609 G3329 G3489 G3594 G3595 G3807 G3855 G4013 G4254 G4285 G4317 G5496 G5497; Leader but higher rank: G0747 G0752 G2230 G2231 G2232 G2233 G4755; struggle compete: G0073 G0075 G0464 G1864 G2610 G4865; Worthy: G0370 G0371 G0514 G0515 G0516 G2661; describe: G0411 G1334 G1555 G1834 supply: G2023 G2024 G5524; unrelated: G0034 G0061 G0063 G0064 G0065 G0067 G0068 G0074 G3920 G4318 G4812 G4863 G4864 G5468 G5469

Greek Concordance: ( 76 ) Mat_10:18, Mat_14:6, Mat_21:2, Mat_21:7, Mat_26:46, Mar_1:38, Mar_11:2, Mar_11:7, Mar_13:11, Mar_14:42, Luk_4:1, Luk_4:9, Luk_4:29, Luk_4:40, Luk_10:34, Luk_18:40, Luk_19:27, Luk_19:30, Luk_19:35, Luk_21:12, Luk_22:54, Luk_23:1, Luk_23:32, Luk_24:21, Joh_1:42, Joh_7:45, Joh_8:3, Joh_9:13, Joh_10:16, Joh_11:7, Joh_11:15, Joh_11:16, Joh_14:31, Joh_18:28, Joh_19:4, Joh_19:13, Joh_19:16, Act_5:21, Act_5:26, Act_5:27, Act_6:12, Act_8:32, Act_9:2, Act_9:21, Act_9:27, Act_11:26, Act_13:23, Act_17:5, Act_17:15, Act_17:19, Act_18:12, Act_19:37, Act_19:38, Act_20:12, Act_21:16, Act_21:34, Act_22:5, Act_22:24, Act_23:10, Act_23:18, Act_23:18, Act_23:31, Act_25:6, Act_25:17, Act_25:23, Act_28:11, Rom_2:4, Rom_8:14, 1Co_12:2, Gal_5:18, 1Th_4:14, 2Ti_3:6, 2Ti_4:11, Heb_2:10, Jas_4:13, Jas_5:1,
KJV: bring 45, lead 12, go 7, bring forth 2, misc 5, vr bring 1 TR: 72

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