"ぐすく" meaning in Japanese

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  "pos": "noun",
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        "a place of worship"
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        "城: castle"
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  "etymology_text": "Unclear. The initial gu may be cognate with 御 (go, “honorific”), but it is problematic in that the only honorary prefixes found in Omoro Sōshi are 御 (mi) and 御 (o). Suku may be related to しけ (shike, “a holy place”) or cognate with 塞 (soko, “fortress”). While written with the kanji for \"castle\", textual and cultural evidence suggests that the initial primary meaning was a holy place.",
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        "城: castle"
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