The Chinese word "出租" is formed by combining two characters: "出", which conveys the idea of "going out" or "issuing forth", and "租", which means "to rent" or "lease". When merged, "出" directs the action outward, while "租" defines the action as related to renting, resulting in a compound that semantically means "to rent out" or "to offer for rent". This construction leverages the inherent meanings of each character to create a new, integrated concept without relying on grammatical markers.