subderivative
primitive
etymology
root
derival
derivate
derivant
determinatum
derivative
deadjectival
notional opposite
misderivation
circular definition
derivedness
bedraperied
furthen
derivational morphology
comparative
altricious
derive
sibeh
subdefinition
graviola
subderivation
confusable
attributive noun
p-word
headword
verbal
implicit
-ass
derivation
pertainym
grammaticolexical
adverb
isogeranial
blend
antistasis
squiggle
antonym
opposite
radix
abbreviation
secondary work
opposite word
terminative
heterotypic synonym
isofucosterol
soritic
-dom
so
thirdhand
autoantonym
lexicalised
lexicalized
eo nomine
less so
derivational
secondhand
antonymous
buzz-phrase
postposed
nomen relativum
definiential
ylidic
rederivation
proletarianism
governee
intransigency
spelling
denominative
variative
exduction
form
substantize
superordinate
vulgo
derogative
hypernym
predescribed
zero derivation
superordinate word
conjugate
ur-word
lexic
derivationally
etymologize
underword
nominalization
vicariously
postpositive adjective
relatum
newfounded
maximative
etymologise
formulation

English words for 'A word derived indirectly, from a derivative of another.'

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