The Chinese word "使馆" (shǐguǎn), meaning "embassy," is a compound noun formed through semantic combination. It consists of two meaningful characters: "使" (shǐ), which means "envoy" or "ambassador," and "馆" (guǎn), which means "building," "establishment," or "public premises." When combined, they create the logical concept of "the building or official premises of an envoy," directly and efficiently conveying the institution's function. This formation follows a common Chinese word-construction pattern where a modifier ("使") specifies the type or purpose of the noun ("馆").