The Chinese word **装饰品** (zhuāngshìpǐn), meaning "decoration" or "ornament," is a compound noun formed through semantic combination: the first character **装** (zhuāng) means "to decorate" or "to install," the second **饰** (shì) means "to adorn" or "ornament," and together **装饰** functions as a verb meaning "to decorate"; the final character **品** (pǐn) means "article" or "product," thus the entire term logically constructs the meaning of "an article used for decorating," effectively turning the action into a concrete object through this modifier-head structure common in Chinese word formation.