Derive (verb)

1. To trace the origin or development of something.
2. To obtain something from a source.
3. To develop or evolve from a particular source or origin.
4. To conclude by reasoning or logical deduction.

Origin:

From latin derivare ("to lead away, divert, trace the course of"), from de ("away") + rivus ("stream"). .

Examples:

1. The word "derive" is derived from Latin derivare.
2. He derived great pleasure from reading.
3. The company derived its name from the founder's surname.
4. They derived the equation from the known data.
5. He derived the solution to the problem through careful analysis.