The Chinese word 盲人 (mángrén), meaning "blind person", is a straightforward compound noun formed by combining the character 盲 (máng), which means "blind" or "sightless", with the character 人 (rén), meaning "person" or "human". This follows the common Mandarin syntactic structure of a descriptive modifier (盲) placed directly before the core noun (人) to specify a type of person, creating a clear and logical term that directly translates to "blind-person".