Quantum redactiones paginae "Alchanna" differant

'''Alchanna''', '''alcanna''', '''alkanna''', '''alchenna''', '''alhenna''' (a nomine [[Lingua Arabica|Arabico]] '''[[:ar:حنة|الحناء]]''' ''al-ḥinnāʾ'')<ref>Raja Tazi, ''Arabismen im Deutschen'' (1998), [http://books.google.com/books?id=GHaGxm4TZ5wC&pg=PA136&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=0_0&sig=ACfU3U089pbNHIaZhI6iKt8y-h2XQgSQQQ#PPA92,M1 pp.91-92]</ref><ref>J.D. Latham, 'Arabic into Medieval Latin', ''Journal of Semitic Studies'', 17 (1972), p.43</ref> fuit nomen [[Lingua Latina Medii Aevi|Latinum Mediaevale]] eius herbae, quam antiqui ''[[Cypros (arbustum)|cypron]]'' vel ''cyprum'' appellare solebant, cuius e foliis fucus[[tinctura]] parabatur, quem item '''alchannam''' (etc.) nominabant. Huic herbae nunc [[binomen]] "Lawsonia inermis ''L.''" datur.

Postea nomen '''alchanna''' (etc.) ad alias quoque herbas translatum est, quarum e radicibus item fucustinctura excoquebatur. Earum [[Genus (taxinomia)|genus]] etiam nunc '''Alkanna''' dicitur, cuius [[Species (taxinomia)|species]] notissima est "Alkanna tinctoria".