derived russian

• образо́ванный

  educated

  derived or formed

• ду́ло

  muzzle (of a gun), barrel (of a gun)

  penis, dick

  derived form of 'дуть'

• извлека́ться

  to be extracted, to be drawn out, to be removed, to be retrieved

  to be derived, to be gained, to be obtained, to be learned

• дорофе́евна

  Dorofeevna (a feminine patronymic derived from the male name Dorofey)

• славяни́зм

  Slavism, Slavonicism, word derived from Church Slavonic

• вы́веденный

  derived, deduced

  bred, reared, cultivated

  removed, eliminated, eradicated, erased, taken out

• вы́ведший

  having led out, having brought out, having taken out, having derived, having deduced

• выводи́вшийся

  derived, deduced

  bred, cultivated, raised

• выводя́щийся

  being displayed, being outputted, being derived

• поче́рпнутый

  drawn, taken, extracted, derived

• почерпну́вший

  having drawn, having derived, having gained, having borrowed

• проистёкший

  originated from, arisen from, resulted from, derived from, stemmed from

Examples

• Мно́гие англи́йские слова происхо́дят из латы́ни.

  Many English words are derived from Latin.

• Тот, кто уже отрави́лся вла́стью и получи́л от неё хоть какую-то вы́году, хотя бы только на один год, никогда добровольно не отка́жется от её.

  Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it.

• Э́то сло́во происхо́дит из лати́нского языка́.

  The word is derived from Latin.

• Он зарабо́тал много де́нег на своем ма́леньком би́знесе.

  He derived much money from his small business.

• Он извлёк из кни́ги большую вы́году.

  He derived great benefit from the book.

• Голла́ндское ́wezeĺ значит то же, что англи́йское ́weaseĺ (ла́ска). Оба слова восхо́дят к прагерманскому *wisulǭ.

  ‘Wezel’ is the Dutch for ‘weasel’. Both are derived from the Proto-Germanic *wisulǭ.