The Chinese word **恩惠 (ēnhuì)** is a compound term formed by combining two semantically related characters: **恩 (ēn)**, meaning "kindness" or "favor" (especially of a profound or gracious nature), and **惠 (huì)**, meaning "benefit," "grace," or "to bestow." Together, they create a binome (a two-character word) where each character reinforces and nuances the other, resulting in a term that conveys the concept of "a benevolent act of kindness" or "a favor/grace that brings tangible benefit to the recipient." This formation follows a common pattern in Chinese lexicon where synonyms or near-synonyms are paired to express a single, more comprehensive and abstract idea.