Sarvastivadin
noun
Sar·vas·ti·va·din
sə(r)ˌvästəˈvädᵊn
plural -s
: a member of an early realist school of Buddhism that affirms the existence of all material, mental, or other elements of experience
Word History
Etymology
Hindi sarvāstivādin adherent of a school of Buddhism that flourished in northern India in the 5th century b.c. from sarvāstivāda doctrine that everything exists, from sarva entire + asti is + vāda doctrine