An imperative form of the verb "to lead" that became fossilized as an interjection, urging someone to action or calling attention. Classical Greek used it extensively (from Homer onward) to introduce exhortations, often with "now" (νύν) or "indeed" (δή). It could precede various verb forms: first-person singular or plural ("let me/us..."), third-person plural ("let them..."), or be followed by ὅπως with future tense. The plural form ἄγετε functioned similarly. Though no occurrences are recorded in this dataset, the lexical entry confirms its presence in biblical Greek as a discourse particle energizing commands or proposals.