From pro and ago; to lead forward (magisterially); intransitively, to precede (in place or time (participle, previous)) -- bring (forth, out), go before.

see GREEK pro

see GREEK ago

προαγαγεῖν (proagagein) − 2 Occurrences

προαγαγὼν (proagagōn) − 1 Occurrence

προάγει (proagei) − 2 Occurrences

προάγειν (proagein) − 2 Occurrences

προάγοντες (proagontes) − 3 Occurrences

προάγουσαι (proagousai) − 1 Occurrence

προαγούσας (proagousas) − 1 Occurrence

προαγούσης (proagousēs) − 1 Occurrence

προάγουσιν (proagousin) − 1 Occurrence

προάγων (proagōn) − 2 Occurrences

προάξω (proaxō) − 2 Occurrences

προήγαγον (proēgagon) − 1 Occurrence

προῆγεν (proēgen) − 1 Occurrence