masc instr sg of anekapariyāya (noun)
Analysis. aneka (many, diverse) + pariyāya (way, method), with pariyāya deriving from pari- (around) + √i (to go): 'ways around', hence methods or approaches. The instrumental case marks the means by which something is done.
Etymology. aneka from a- (not) + eka (one), so 'not one', thus 'many' — cognate with English one, Latin ūnus, Sanskrit eka. Pariyāya from pari- (around, all-round: Greek perí) + √i (to go: related to Latin īre, English itinerary) suggests the concrete image of going all around, hence a complete approach or method.
Meanings from the Digital Pāḷi Dictionary; morphology and etymology by Claude.
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