Definition: The term "agete" appears in the Bible three times, first in 1 Chronicles 20:44-50 and then again in Revelation 11:9-18. In 1 Chronicles 20:44-50, the term is translated as "the wife of the sons," but it's unclear what specifically this describes or means. In the context of the Bible's Hebrew language, "agete" generally refers to a female daughter who was a concubine or slave. In Revelation 11:9-18, "Agete" is translated as "the wife of the sons," which refers back to the first context mentioned in 1 Chronicles. This term appears again later on, but it is not clear from that passage itself what it signifies. The precise meaning of this word may vary depending on the interpretation and the specific verses used. In summary, while "agete" seems to have a different context or meaning in two biblical passages, it could refer to either a female daughter or an older sister who was married to the sons in the preceding verse, but it's not clear what is meant here.

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