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Old 07-15-2008, 03:41 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by yugknup View Post
I've had a bit more of a think about it, and what about this:
Spring (as in 'fountainhead') + cross-over (lit. 'step across a stream') + drum-sounds
泉渉鼕
sen|shou|tou

or a with an alternative final kanji:
Spring + cross-over + drum-sound(/swelling-water-sound)
泉渉彭
sen|shou|hou

again I know this isn't the "coiled metal" meaning of 'spring', but it has a nice internal logic with the idea of crossing a stream near its source.
I have to say I can't guarantee my suggestions here. This is beyond my ability with kanji really...just my best guess :/
Oooo... yeah, I like that fountainhead concept! And those definitions are certainly close enough for my purposes. I'll see which option the kids like better (since this is for a high school marching band show). We actually just finished gluing together the oak staves of the barrels.... making taiko is a heck of a lot of work!!!!

Thanks again!
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