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derivative
واخنه
vâxané
Fr.: 1) dérivé; 2; 3) dérivée
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General: Derived from another; not original or primitive.
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Math.: For a → function
y = f(x), the → limit of the
→ ratio of the → increment
of the function, Δy, to the increment of the
→ variable, Δx, as the latter
tends to → zero. Derived function;
result of → differentiation.
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Chemistry: Substance derived or prepared from some other
→ substance.
Etymology (EN): From M.E. derivatif, from L.L. derivativus, from
derivat(us), p.p. of derivare, → derive
Etymology (PE): Vâxané, noun from vâxan, present stem of vâxanidan,
→ derive.
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