derivative

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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /dɪˈɹɪvətɪv/
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From Middle French dérivatif, from Latin dērīvātus, perfect passive participle of dērīvō (“to derive”). Related to derive; by surface analysis, derive + -ative.

167 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: произво́ден (proizvóden) — obtained by derivation
• Catalan: derivatiu — obtained by derivation
• Chinese Mandarin: 派生的 (páishēng de) — obtained by derivation
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生的 (yánshēng de) — obtained by derivation
• Danish: afledt — obtained by derivation
• Finnish: johdettu — obtained by derivation
• French: dérivé — obtained by derivation
• German: nachahmend — obtained by derivation
• German: kopierend — obtained by derivation
• Ancient Greek: παρώνυμος (parṓnumos) — obtained by derivation
• Hungarian: származtatott — obtained by derivation
• Hungarian: képzett — obtained by derivation
• Māori: mino — obtained by derivation
• Polish: pochodny — obtained by derivation
• Polish: wtórny — obtained by derivation
• Portuguese: derivativo — obtained by derivation
• Russian: произво́дный (proizvódnyj) — obtained by derivation
• Danish: imiterende — imitative of the work of someone else
• Finnish: mukaileva — imitative of the work of someone else
• Finnish: mukailtu — imitative of the work of someone else
• Māori: tāwhaiwhai — imitative of the work of someone else
• Danish: afledt — (copyright) referring to a work based on another work
• Finnish: jälkiperäinen — (copyright) referring to a work based on another work
• Finnish: muunneltu — (copyright) referring to a work based on another work
• French: dérivé — (copyright) referring to a work based on another work
• Finnish: johdannainen — (finance) having a value that depends on an underlying asset
• French: dérivé — (finance) having a value that depends on an underlying asset
• Hungarian: másodlagos — (finance) having a value that depends on an underlying asset
• Danish: uoriginal — lacking originality
• Finnish: tavanomainen — lacking originality
• Albanian: derivat — something derived
• Armenian: ածանցյալ (acancʻyal) — something derived
• Bulgarian: произво́дно (proizvódno) — something derived
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生物 (yánshēngwù) — something derived
• Czech: derivát — something derived
• Czech: odvozenina — something derived
• Danish: afledning — something derived
• Dutch: afgeleide — something derived
• Dutch: derivaat — something derived
• Esperanto: derivaĵo — something derived
• Estonian: tuletis — something derived
• Finnish: johdannainen — something derived
• Finnish: johdos — something derived
• Finnish: derivaatti — something derived
• French: dérivé — something derived
• German: Ableitung — something derived
• Hungarian: származék — something derived
• Indonesian: turunan — something derived
• Italian: derivato — something derived
• Italian: derivata — something derived
• Japanese: 派生 (hasei) — something derived
• Polish: pochodny — something derived
• Polish: wtórny — something derived
• Portuguese: derivado — something derived
• Romanian: derivat — something derived
• Romanian: derivată — something derived
• Russian: произво́дное (proizvódnoje) — something derived
• Spanish: derivado — something derived
• Turkish: türev — something derived
• Albanian: fjalë e prejardhur — word that derives from another
• Albanian: rrjedhojë — word that derives from another
• Arabic: مشتقّ (muštaqq) — word that derives from another
• Azerbaijani: törəmə — word that derives from another
• Azerbaijani: derivativ — word that derives from another
• Breton: deverad — word that derives from another
• Bulgarian: дерива́т (derivát) — word that derives from another
• Chinese Mandarin: 派生詞 /派生词 (páishēngcí) — word that derives from another
• Czech: odvozenina — word that derives from another
• Danish: afledning — word that derives from another
• Dutch: afleiding — word that derives from another
• Esperanto: derivaĵo — word that derives from another
• Estonian: tuletis — word that derives from another
• Finnish: johdos — word that derives from another
• French: dérivé — word that derives from another
• German: Ableitung — word that derives from another
• German: Derivation — word that derives from another
• German: Derivat — word that derives from another
• German: Derivatum — word that derives from another
• German: Derivativ — word that derives from another
• German: Derivativum — word that derives from another
• Greek: παράγωγο (parágogo) — word that derives from another
• Hungarian: származékszó — word that derives from another
• Italian: derivato — word that derives from another
• Italian: derivata — word that derives from another
• Japanese: 派生語 (haseigo) — word that derives from another
• Korean: 파생어 (pasaeng'eo) — word that derives from another
• Māori: takenga — word that derives from another
• Norwegian Bokmål: avledning — word that derives from another
• Polish: derywat — word that derives from another
• Portuguese: derivado — word that derives from another
• Romanian: derivat — word that derives from another
• Russian: дерива́т (derivát) — word that derives from another
• Russian: произво́дное сло́во (proizvódnoje slóvo) — word that derives from another
• Spanish: derivado — word that derives from another
• Swahili: kinyambuo — word that derives from another
• Swedish: avledning — word that derives from another
• Thai: ลูกคํา (lûuk-kam) — word that derives from another
• Turkish: türev — word that derives from another
• Volapük: defomot — word that derives from another
• Welsh: tarddair — word that derives from another
• Armenian: ածանցյալ (acancʻyal) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Bulgarian: дерива́т (derivát) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生品 (yánshēngpǐn) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生產品 /衍生产品 (yǎnshēng chǎnpǐn) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生工具 (yǎnshēng gōngjù) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Czech: derivát — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Finnish: johdannainen — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• German: Derivat — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Hungarian: derivatíva — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Japanese: デリバティブ (deribatibu) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Polish: instrument pochodny — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Polish: derywat — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Russian: деривати́в (derivatív) — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Spanish: derivado — financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument
• Armenian: ածանցյալ (acancʻyal) — chemical derived from another
• Bulgarian: дерива́т (derivát) — chemical derived from another
• Chinese Mandarin: 衍生物 (yánshēngwù) — chemical derived from another
• Danish: derivat — chemical derived from another
• Finnish: johdos — chemical derived from another
• Finnish: johdannainen — chemical derived from another
• German: Abkömmling — chemical derived from another
• German: Derivat — chemical derived from another
• Hungarian: származék — chemical derived from another
• Italian: derivato — chemical derived from another
• Italian: derivata — chemical derived from another
• Japanese: 誘導体 (yūdotai) — chemical derived from another
• Persian: اشتقاقی (ešteqâqi) — chemical derived from another
• Polish: pochodna — chemical derived from another
• Portuguese: derivado — chemical derived from another
• Portuguese: derivativo — chemical derived from another
• Romanian: derivat — chemical derived from another
• Russian: произво́дное (proizvódnoje) — chemical derived from another
• Russian: дерива́т (derivát) — chemical derived from another
• Spanish: derivado — chemical derived from another
• Swedish: derivat — chemical derived from another
• Turkish: türev — chemical derived from another
• Asturian: derivada — in analysis: derivative function
• Bulgarian: произво́дна (proizvódna) — in analysis: derivative function
• Catalan: derivada — in analysis: derivative function
• French: dérivée — in analysis: derivative function
• Galician: derivada — in analysis: derivative function
• Italian: derivata — in analysis: derivative function
• Portuguese: derivada — in analysis: derivative function
• Spanish: derivada — in analysis: derivative function
• Vietnamese: đạo hàm — in analysis: derivative function
• Armenian: ածանցյալ (acancʻyal) — in analysis: value
• Bulgarian: произво́дна (proizvódna) — in analysis: value
• Chinese Cantonese: 導數 /导数 (dou6 sou3) — in analysis: value
• Chinese Mandarin: 導數 /导数 (dǎoshù) — in analysis: value
• Czech: derivace — in analysis: value
• Danish: differentialkvotient — in analysis: value
• Estonian: tuletis — in analysis: value
• Finnish: derivaatta — in analysis: value
• French: dérivée — in analysis: value
• German: Ableitung — in analysis: value
• Hebrew: נגזרת (nigzéret) — in analysis: value
• Hungarian: derivált — in analysis: value
• Italian: derivata — in analysis: value
• Māori: pārōnaki — in analysis: value
• Polish: pochodna — in analysis: value
• Portuguese: derivada — in analysis: value
• Russian: произво́дная (proizvódnaja) — in analysis: value
• Slovene: odvod — in analysis: value
• Spanish: derivada — in analysis: value
• Swedish: derivata — in analysis: value
• Tagalog: hango — in analysis: value
• Turkish: türev — in analysis: value