The word 赋予 is formed by combining two distinct characters, each with its own conceptual essence, to create a layered meaning. The first character, 赋, historically carries the imagery of conferring or bestowing, often something weighty like a duty, tax, or poetic composition from a higher authority. The second, 予, is a classical and direct verb meaning "to give". When merged, they do not simply add together but metaphorically blend, with 赋 providing the solemn, formal context of a grant and 予 supplying the core action, resulting in the unified concept of "to endow" or "to vest with", a formal act of giving an abstract quality, right, or responsibility.