derivation (n.)

• acceptance
• accidence
• acquisition
• admission
• admittance
• adoption
• affiliation
• affix
• affixation
• allomorph
• ancestry
• appropriation
• assumption
• beginning
• birth
• blood
• bloodline
• branch
• breed
• by-product
• cognate
• commencement
• conception
• conclusion
• conjugation
• consanguinity
• consequence
• copying
• corollary
• cutting
• declension
• deduction
• derivative
• deriving
• descent
• development
• dialectology
• distillate
• doublet
• effect
• eponym
• eponymy
• etymology
• etymon
• event
• eventuality
• extraction
• family
• filiation
• formative
• foundation
• fountain
• fruit
• genealogy
• genesis
• getting
• glottochronology
• grammar
• harvest
• head
• house
• illation
• imitation
• inception
• induction
• inference
• infix
• inflection
• infringement
• issue
• legacy
• lexicology
• lexicostatistics
• line
• lineage
• linguistics
• mocking
• morph
• morpheme
• morphology
• morphophonemics
• offshoot
• offspring
• origin
• original
• origination
• outcome
• outgrowth
• paleography
• paradigm
• pastiche
• philology
• phonetics
• phonology
• phylum
• plagiarism
• precipitate
• prefix
• prefixation
• primitive
• product
• provenance
• provenience
• psycholinguistics
• race
• radical
• radix
• receipt
• reception
• result
• resultant
• rise
• root
• seed
• semantics
• sept
• sequel
• sequela
• sequence
• side
• simulation
• sociolinguistics
• source
• stem
• stock
• strain
• structuralism
• succession
• suffix
• suffixation
• taking
• taproot
• theme
• upshot
• well
• wellspring