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in the PONS Dictionary

I. de·rive [dɪˈraɪv] VB trans

to derive sth from [or out of] sth
etw aus etw dat gewinnen
sb derives pleasure from doing sth
etw bereitet jdm Vergnügen
sb derives pleasure from doing sth
CH a. jdm hat Plausch an etw

II. de·rive [dɪˈraɪv] VB intr

to derive from sth
sich von etw dat ableiten [lassen]
to be derived from sth
von etw dat abstammen
derived quantity MATH, SCIENCE
abgeleitete Größe
OpenDict entry

derive VB

to derive one's power from sth
seine Macht von etw (dat) ableiten
Present
Iderive
youderive
he/she/itderives
wederive
youderive
theyderive
Past
Iderived
youderived
he/she/itderived
wederived
youderived
theyderived
Present Perfect
Ihavederived
youhavederived
he/she/ithasderived
wehavederived
youhavederived
theyhavederived
Past Perfect
Ihadderived
youhadderived
he/she/ithadderived
wehadderived
youhadderived
theyhadderived
See further verb tables