ROBERT MORRISON wrote:

Nanichuan-girl

Anou...Nannichuan is spring of drowned man. Nyanniichuan is spring of
drowned girl. These I know.

Heitonichuan-pig

I thought so...

Yahzunichuan-duck

Another one I was right about...

These Are Japanese pronuciations, and I forget the real chinese

dialect

but, I'm pretty sure its instead of Chuan, it's Tsuang.

Is that enough?

It helps. I still need Rouge's spring. And for future reference--
anyone else who answers, can leave off the -niichuan part. Besides
the fact that I already know that much of all the spring names, I
only need the creature names. This is, by the way, for project JBZ...

	The spring of black pig will be called Hei Zu literally meaning black
pig if you want piglet, it will be Zu er. so black piglet=
Hei, Zu, Er, . . . . .
	Ni chuan. means well, I don't know what the Ni stands for but Chuan is
spring. Ni possibly means curse if it's one of the chinese words I don't
know. 

PS. Nan - man 
Ny -woman An -added to woman to denote young. An is not used for many
other words. so don't add that to any other spring.