Nāma-rūpa is an old Indian term that Buddhism uses for the mental and material aspects of a being. In dependent origination it arises from consciousness and gives rise to the six senses. In the Visuddhimagga, the discernment of mentality and materiality, with no self beyond them, is the purification of view.
Nāma-rūpa
Name-and-form: mind and body, mentality and materiality, as Buddhism analyses experience.
Also: Nama rupa, mentality-materiality