vilup 6 P. 1 To break off, pull out, cut off. 2 To seize, plunder, rob, carry off. 3 To mar, spoil, impair. 4 ( a ) To destroy, ruin, cause to disappear; ( pb ) priyamatyaMtaviluptadarSanaM Ku. 4. 2 ‘for ever lost to view’. ( b ) To eat up; kravyAdBiraMgalatikA niyataM viluptA U. 3. 28 , Mk. 1. 9. 5 To wipe or rub off. — Pass. To be destroyed or lost, to perish, disappear; jarAviluptamAnAvamAnaciMtaH Dk.