The Chinese word **运钞车** (yùnchāochē), meaning "armored cash transport vehicle," is a straightforward compound noun formed by combining three meaningful characters: **运** (yùn, "to transport"), **钞** (chāo, "banknotes" or "cash"), and **车** (chē, "vehicle"). It follows a logical and common grammatical structure in Chinese where modifying elements precede the core noun: the phrase **运钞** ("transport-cash") acts as a descriptive modifier specifying the purpose, which is then attached to the head noun **车** ("vehicle"), thus creating a precise term for a "vehicle for transporting cash."