The word 梅林 is formed by the direct semantic combination of its two component characters: 梅 (méi), meaning "plum tree" or "plum blossom", and 林 (lín), meaning "forest" or "grove". It is not a grammatical construct but a conceptual fusion, where the second character defines a collective or spatial domain for the first. Thus, the characters are placed together to instantly create the concrete, visual concept of "a plum grove" or "a forest of plum trees".