The Chinese word 踢腿 (tītuǐ) is a compound verb formed by combining the character 踢 (tī), meaning "to kick," with the character 腿 (tuǐ), meaning "leg." It follows a standard and highly logical verb-object construction common in Chinese, where the first character denotes the action and the second character specifies the object of that action. Therefore, the term literally means "to kick the leg" and is used to describe the specific action of raising and extending the leg in a kicking motion, commonly seen in contexts like martial arts, dance, or exercise.