The word 没法 is formed through the direct and logical combination of its two component characters: 没, meaning "to lack" or "there is not", and 法, meaning "method" or "way". Conceptually, it is constructed by placing the state of absence (没) directly before the object of that absence (法, a method), thereby synthesizing a single idea of "there is no way", which inherently carries the consequential meaning of being unable to do something. This formation creates a compact unit that expresses a complete situational deadlock or practical impossibility.