derivedform

noun
UK /dɪˈraɪvd fɔːm/
US /dɪˈraɪvd fɔːrm/

A derived form is a word made from another word.

The word 'happiness' is a derived form of 'happy'.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shape or structure that comes from changing another shape or structure.

The ice crystal is a derived form of water.

3. A version of something that has been changed from its original.

This new phone is a derived form of last year's model.

4. In math, a result that comes from changing an original equation or figure.

The second equation is a derived form of the first one.