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The 11 pages that link to Derivation, each with the reason it gives.

• Rule of inferenceRelated: A derivation is built by applying inference rules step by step.

• InflectionCompared with: Unlike inflection, derivation can create a new lexeme, as teach becomes teacher.

• ConsistencyRelated: A contradiction threatens consistency only when both it and its negation have derivations.

• Formal systemBroader topic: It is the explicit process by which a formal system yields a theorem.

• Formal grammarRelated: A derivation traces how a grammar generates a particular string.

• LexicalizationCompared with: Derivation forms words through productive morphological rules; lexicalization concerns conventional establishment.

• CliticCompared with: Derivational morphology is word-building, whereas clitics generally retain independent syntactic functions.

• Word formationBroader topic: It produces related words such as “happy” and “happiness.”

• EponymRelated: Many eponyms arise by deriving a word from a name.

• Pumping lemma for context-free languagesRelated: The decomposition corresponds to repeating part of a derivation.

• LexicologyBroader topic: It is a productive way to create vocabulary with related meanings.