'marine-derived' originates from the Latin word 'marinus,' meaning 'of the sea,' and the English word 'derived,' meaning 'obtained from a source.'

'Marine' changed from the Latin word 'marinus' and eventually became the modern English word 'marine.' 'Derived' comes from the Old French word 'deriver,' which transformed into the modern English word 'derive.'

Initially, 'marine' meant 'of the sea,' and 'derived' meant 'obtained from a source.' The combined term 'marine-derived' retains this meaning, referring to something obtained from the sea.