The word 纯粹 is formed through a conceptual combination where both characters reinforce and elevate the same core idea. The first character, 纯 (chún), carries the meaning of "pure", "unmixed", or "genuine". The second character, 粹 (cuì), means "essence", "quintessence", or "refined". They are placed side-by-side not to create a narrative or action, but to merge into a single, intensified concept: a state of being absolutely pure, unadulterated, and refined to its most essential quality, where purity is the very essence of the thing itself.