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    Goldstücker Sanskrit-English Dictionary

    p. 106, col. 1.
    anuṣuka Tatpur. m. (-kaḥ) Probably the epithet of a divinity;

    the same as ānuṣuka. (Some read instead of this word anu-

    sūyaka which seems to be wrong, others anuṣūka which is

    doubtful. Compare also ānusuka.) E. The Gaṇaratnama-

    hodadhi derives anuṣuka from anusū and ka (from kai) with

    a short vowel before kaḥ anuṣuvatīti anuṣū . taṃ kāyatīti

    anuṣuka . ke'ṇa iti hrasvatve; this application, however, of

    Pāṇ. VII. 4. 13. to the etym. given, seems very objectionable.