The word "无论" is formed through the combination of two independent morphemes: "无" (wú), meaning "without" or "there is no", and "论" (lùn), meaning "discussion", "argument", or "to consider". Their fusion creates a new, unified concept through semantic compounding, where the literal sense of "having no discussion" or "absent of consideration" is abstracted into the modern conjunctive meaning of "regardless of" or "no matter", effectively conveying the idea of something being excluded from conditional debate.