The word 递给 is formed by combining two individual action-oriented characters: 递, which means "to pass" or "to hand over", and 给, which means "to give". Their combination creates a single verb where the first character denotes the method of transfer (handing, passing) and the second character specifies the directional purpose or result of that action (giving to someone). This sequential logic, where one action inherently leads to or contains the next, fuses them into a concept more specific than either part alone, essentially meaning "to hand over to".