The compound word 转达 (zhuǎndá) is formed through the combination of two distinct morphemes: 转 (zhuǎn), meaning "to turn," "to transfer," or "to forward," and 达 (dá), meaning "to reach," "to attain," or "to communicate." Together, they create a single verb meaning "to pass on (a message)," "to convey," or "to transmit," where the action semantically flows from the first character's sense of redirecting or relaying to the second character's sense of successfully delivering that information to its intended recipient. This formation follows a common verb-result or sequential-action pattern in Chinese word formation, where the first action enables the completion of the second.