The word 超出 is formed by combining two characters, each contributing a core spatial concept to create a new, integrated meaning. The first character, 超, depicts the action of "surpassing" or "going beyond", often visualized as crossing over a boundary. The second, 出, represents "exiting" or "going out from" an interior space. When placed together, they sequentially depict a single, amplified motion: first crossing a limit (超) and then moving out of its original sphere or range (出), mechanically fusing into the idea of "to exceed" or "to go beyond".