derival
/dɛrɪˈveɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the process or act of obtaining or gaining something, especially an idea or a concept.
“The professor explained the derivation of the mathematical formula to the students.”
2. noun
a source or origin of something, especially a word or a phrase.
“The linguist studied the derivation of words from ancient languages.”
3. noun
a process of reasoning or argumentation that is based on a particular assumption or premise.
“The philosopher criticized the derivation of the conclusion from the given premises.”