Derival
Derival is a neologism that appears in a small range of mathematical, linguistic, and computational writings to denote concepts related to derivation or derivative-like change. It is not a standardized term in major reference works, and its precise meaning varies with context. In general, derival is formed from the root derive and the -al suffix to indicate something pertaining to derivation or to a derivative form.
In mathematics, derival has been used by some authors to label derivative-like constructions—operators or objects that
In linguistics, derival may refer to the derivational process that creates new words from a base form,
In computing and data science, derival is sometimes used informally to describe deriving new data, artifacts,