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'''Alchanna, alcanna, alkanna, alchenna''' vel '''alhenna''' ([[Lingua Arabica|Arabice]]: '''[[: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#PPA91,M1 pp.91-92.]</ref><ref>J. D. Latham, 'Arabic into Medieval Latin', ''Journal of Semitic Studies'', 17 (1972), p. 43.</ref> fuitest nomen [[Lingua Latina Medii Aevi|Latinum Mediaevale]] eiusquo [[herba]]evariae quamspecies antiquiplantarum ''et tincturae ex eis paratae appellantur:
*[[Cypros (arbustum)|cypronCypros]]'' (vel ''cyprum'' appellare solebant (i.e.botanice ''[[Lawsonia inermis]]''), arbustum cuius e foliis [[tinctura]] parabatur, quamquae item ''alchannamalchanna'' (etc.) nominabantvocabatur. Nomen
*''alchanna'' (etc.) postea ad alias quoque [[herbaAlkanna]]s'', translatumaliud estgenus herbarum, quarum e [[radix|radicibus]] item tinctura excoquebatur.; Earumnotissima [[Genushuius (taxinomia)|genus]]generis etiam nunc ''[[Alkanna (genus)|Alkanna]]'' dicitur, cuius e [[Species (taxinomia|speciebus]] notissimaspecies est ''[[Alkanna tinctoria]].''.