The word 做法 is formed by combining two characters: 做, meaning "to do" or "to make", and 法, meaning "method" or "way". Together, they create a compound where the action of doing is directly associated with a method, resulting in a term that conceptually represents "a way of doing" or "a method of practice". This formation relies on the semantic fusion of the characters, where the first character specifies the action and the second defines the domain, yielding a unified meaning that naturally emerges from their individual significances.