Etymological definition of derivation from a word shows its:

Etymological definition of derivation from a word shows its:

(a) English

(b) Arabic

(c) Persian

(d) Greek/Latin

✅ Correct option as answer:

(d) Greek/Latin

Explanation:

Most etymological definitions in philosophy and education are derived from Greek or Latin roots. For example, “philosophy” comes from Greek ‘philo’ (love) + ‘sophia’ (wisdom). Understanding the origin of words helps clarify their meaning, context, and conceptual framework. While English, Arabic, and Persian influence terminology, classical philosophical and educational terms are primarily Greek/Latin. PPSC often tests candidates on etymological roots of educational terms.

10 PPSC-Related Facts:

1. Philosophy = Greek origin

2. Curriculum = Latin origin

3. Pedagogy = Greek origin

4. Etymology clarifies meaning

5. Helps understand conceptual foundation

6. Classical roots important in education theory

7. Greek/Latin dominate philosophical terms

8. Arabic/Persian influence limited

9. Frequently tested in PPSC philosophy section

10. Links theory to terminology