瑜伽論記 13.384

13.384

二、釋名，具足應言非色不相應行。言非色者，即簡於色。不相應者，復簡於心，心是相應，以非心故名不相應，行簡無為，無為之法亦非相應，乃是有為故為行，則從數簡別為名，別名如文可知。

Second, explaining the name: in full, one should say 'formations non-concurrent, non-form.' Saying 'non-form' eliminates form. 'Non-concurrent' further eliminates mind; mind is concurrent, and because they are not mind, they are called 'non-concurrent.' 'Formations' eliminates the unconditioned; unconditioned dharmas are also not concurrent, but [these] are conditioned and therefore are 'formations.' Thus, the name is designated by differentiating them from these categories. Their individual names can be understood from the text.