You may say 'pansaa no joou,' written: パンサーの女王
Panther: Pansaa, or hyou. Black Panther: Kurohyou
The phrase 'snow panther' would be expressed as 雪のパンサー (yuki no pansaa) in Japanese.
Kage no pansā
Kurohyou means black panther in Japanese.
パンサー Pansā
Grimmjow's released form is called "Pantera", which is Japanese for Panther King and Spanish for Panther.
I was browsing the same thing and this came up... Hope it helps. http://www.orientaloutpost.com/shufa.php?q=panther
火の豹 (hi-no-hyou)
A literal translation for that would be 豹王 /hyou ou/.
YASAIRA mean queen of the rivers in Japanese yasaira was a queen that the Japanese worshiped Seki time
depends on the Kanji for it One of the definitions I know is "Ice" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I learned it means, "panther".
Little king/queen