The word 体谅 (tǐliàng) is a compound formed by combining two meaningful characters: 体, which originally means "body" or "form," but here carries the extended sense of "to personally experience" or "to put oneself in another's shoes," and 谅, which means "to understand" or "to forgive." Together, they create a verb meaning "to show understanding and forgiveness," where the first character 体 provides the empathetic, experiential basis—imagining oneself in another's situation—and the second character 谅 adds the resultant action of comprehending and excusing their feelings or actions. Thus, the formation logically progresses from "experiencing (another's perspective)" to "understanding (and forgiving)," encapsulating the concept of empathetic consideration.