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Derivation in Arabic is taking one or more words from another word, and it’s fundamental for generating new words from a single root Example : Study : yadros يَدْرُس A lesson : dars درس Teacher : modaris مدرس School : madrasa مدرسة Teach : yodaris يُدَرِّس And the original root is (lesson) : dars درس 
do you have another example about derivation ?

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Did you know that there are more than 4,000 words of Arabic origin in Spanish? These two languages have been connected for more than 700 years, during the time when the Caliphate of Al-Andalus ruled much of the southern Iberian Peninsula. Here are 10 examples of Arabic-origin words that are very common in daily Spanish use, ordered alphabetically: 1.- Aceituna – Olive 2.- Albahaca – Basil 3.- Algodón – Cotton 4.- Alfombra – Rug / Carpet 5.- Almacén – Warehouse 6.- Almohada – Pillow 7.- Azúcar – Sugar 8.- Cúrcuma – Turmeric 9.- Naranja – Orange 10.- Zanahoria – Carrot