The Chinese word 丰满 (fēngmǎn) is a compound adjective formed by combining two complementary characters: 丰 (fēng), which conveys "abundant" or "plentiful", and 满 (mǎn), which means "full" or "complete". Together, they create a synergistic meaning that describes a state of being fully abundant, most commonly referring to a plump or voluptuous physical figure, but also extending to descriptions of full, rich details (e.g., in writing) or well-developed ideas. The formation follows a standard Chinese lexical pattern where two near-synonymous morphemes are paired to intensify and nuance the core concept of fullness and richness.