anuviṣṛj

 The Sanskrit word “anuviṣṛj” is a verbal form derived from the root “viṣṛj” (to release, let go) with the prefix “anu-” (following, after, consequent), generally meaning “he/she/it releases after” or “lets go along with/after.”

Grammatical Breakdown

Root (Dhātu): viṣṛj (विषृज्) – a verbal root meaning to release, liberate, 

let go, discard

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Prefix: anu- (अनु) – conveys meanings like after, alongside, following, 

conforming with

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or continuation of the root’s activity.

Form (Taddhita / Kṛt / Verb Derivation): 

• anu- + viṣṛj → anuviṣṛj (अनुविषृज)
• Appears to be a past or participle-like form, possibly a third person
• singular in a causal or perfect tense, meaning “released accordingly” 
• or “let go after [something].”
• Depending on context, it can also function as a denominative 
• participle, describing an agent performing the release action
• in a sequence.

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Usage Context

• Such words are often found in Vedic or classical Sanskrit texts,
• particularly in ritualistic or descriptive contexts, for example: 
• describing sacrificial offerings, actions of deities, or sequences
• of events

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• In compound constructions, “anuviṣṛj” may appear as a modifier
• qualifying the subject who releases or the object released.
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Related Forms and Cognates

• viṣṛjati (विषृजति) – he/she/it releases (present tense)
• viṣṛkta (विषृक्ता) – released, let go (past participle)
• anu- prefixes in other contexts: anugacchati (follows), anupṛthivī
• (along the earth)

In summary, “anuviṣṛj” conveys the idea of sequentially or consequently

releasing or letting go, with nuance depending on context, tense, and

grammatical usage. For precise usage, examining sentence examples

in classical or Vedic texts is recommended, which can be accessed

through Sanskrit dictionaries such as that by A.C. Bhaktivedanta

Swami Prabhupada or Vedic texts

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