Homonym: Ağa (Leader)
Ağa is a Turkish term that historically refers to a leader or chief, often associated with landowners or influential figures in rural communities. The title has roots in the Ottoman Empire, where it denoted a person of authority, particularly in military or administrative roles.
In modern usage, "Ağa" can also refer to a respectful address for older men or those in positions of respect. It is often used in rural areas of Turkey and can signify a sense of community leadership or social status within local cultures.