The Chinese word "詹森" (Zhān sēn) is a phonetic transcription formed through the common practice of transliterating foreign names into Chinese using characters that approximate the original sounds rather than convey meaning; specifically, it represents the Western surname "Jensen" or "Johnson," where "詹" (Zhān) captures the initial consonant and vowel sound, and "森" (sēn) approximates the "-sen" or "-son" ending, resulting in a standard two-character Chinese name with no inherent semantic connection between the chosen characters in this context.