derived type; subform; variant form
Refers to a type or form derived from a base, often used in technical contexts like programming (derived class), linguistics (derived form), or product variations.
This class is a derived type of the base class.
In linguistics, a derived form refers to a word created from a base word.
派生 (derivation) is the process or concept; 派生型 is the resulting type or form.
基本型 is the base type or original form, opposite of 派生型.
Standard kanji form using 型 (type/model).
Variant using 形 (form/shape); both are used, but 派生型 is more common.
Compound of 派生 (derivation) + 型 (type/model) or 形 (form). A straightforward technical term.