Nyaya
/ˈnjɑːjə/ /ˈnjʌɪə/Hinduism
noun
One of the six systems of orthodox Hindu philosophy, ascribed to Gautama and based on logic and the analysis of the nature of knowledge.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Asiatick Research. From Sanskrit nyāya universal rule, norm, maxim, logical conclusion, syllogism, (science of) logic.
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