The Phrygian word ΛΑFΑΓΤ
Word ΛΑFΑΓΤ
l a w a g t
Transliteration lawagt
Meaning leader of the people
See also Phrygian: ΑΓΤΑΕΙ ‘leader’
Linear B: ra-wa-ke-ta ‘leader of the people, millitary leader’
Cypriot Syllabic Script: a-ke-ti-se ‘leader’
Doric Greek: αγέτας ‘leader’
Proto-Indo-European: *ag̑- ‘to lead, drive, agitate’

Comments
Typical example of the common prehistory of Greek and Phrygian. The same word is attested in Mycenaean Greek as lawageta (Linear B: ra-wa-ke-ta, λαFος = people + ηγέτας = leader) and is not a Greek borowing since it is attested in Palaeo-Phrygian inscriptions. 

Other words that might be of interest
ΚΥΡJΑΝΕJΟΝ ‘commander, ruler, ethnonym’, ΜΙΔΑΣ ‘king midas of phrygia’, ϝΑΝΑΚΤ ‘overlord, king of kings’, ΒΑΛΗΝ ‘king’, ΟΥΑΝΑΚΤΑΝ ‘overload, king of kings’, ϝΑΝΑ ‘king’