what is the deriative of the spanish word Tarea
I don't know what "deriative" means, but (in your case) la tarea probably means "homework". It can also mean just "job" or "task".
If you mean "derivative" it means "copied or adapted from." Do you really need the etomology? It came from the Latin Vulgate (popular speech) but I doubt you really need that. If you do, repost.
tarea = task, job; care, worry = the meaning depends totally on the context, or the way the word is used.
Sra
To get the derivative of a Spanish word like "Tarea," we need to clarify what you mean by "derivative."
If you are referring to the linguistic concept of "derivation," which involves creating new words by adding suffixes or prefixes, then the derivative of "Tarea" would be "Tareas." This is because in Spanish, the plural form of a noun can often be formed by adding the suffix "-s" or "-es" at the end.
If you are referring to the mathematical concept of "derivative," which refers to the rate of change or slope of a function, then the word "Tarea" would not have a derivative. The concept of derivative is only applicable to mathematical functions, not to words or languages.