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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ओपशopaśaVed.
    1. Vedic
    2. Pillow, cushion; हरिरोपशं कृणुते नभस्पयः Rv.9.71.1.
    3. Support, stay, pillar; चक्राण ओपशं दिवि Rv.8.14.5.
    4. An ornament of the head; curl; a horn (Sāy.).
  2. ओपशिन्opaśina.Lying upon cushions; effeminate; इमं मे अद्य पूरुषं क्लीबमोपशिनं कृधि Av.6.138.1.

    Lying upon cushions; effeminate; इमं मे अद्य पूरुषं क्लीबमोपशिनं कृधि Av.6.138.1.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. ओपशopaśam. (fr. उप-√शी), that on which any one rests, a cushion, pillow RV. ix, 71, 1; x, 85, 8 AV. ix, 3, 8; xiv, 1…
    1. masculine gender (from उप-√शी), that on which any one rests, a cushion, pillow fg-veda ix, 71, 1; x, 85, 8 AV. ix, 3, 8; xiv, 1, 8
    2. masculine gender top-knot, plume (perhaps for अवपश, √पश्)
    3. neuter gender a support, stay, pillar fg-veda i, 173, 6; viii, 14, 5.
    4. (according to to some also, "a horn").
  2. ओपशिन्opaśinmfn. provided with or lying upon cushions or pillows, effeminate AV. vi, 138, 1; 2.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective provided with or lying upon cushions or pillows, effeminate AV. vi, 138, 1; 2.

  3. गोओपशgoopaśa(ग्/ओ-) mfn. furnished with a twist or tuft of leather straps RV. vi, 53, 9.

    (ग्/ओ-) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective furnished with a twist or tuft of leather straps fg-veda vi, 53, 9.