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Alchanna, alcanna, alkanna, alchenna vel alhenna (Arabice: الحناء al-ḥinnāʾ),^[1]^[2] fuit nomen Latinum Mediaevale eius herbae quam antiqui cypron vel cyprum appellare solebant (i.e. Lawsonia inermis), cuius e foliis tinctura parabatur, quam item alchannam (etc.) nominabant. Nomen alchanna (etc.) postea ad alias quoque herbas translatum est, quarum e radicibus item tinctura excoquebatur. Earum genus etiam nunc Alkanna dicitur, cuius e speciebus notissima est Alkanna tinctoria.

Nexus externi

Brunfels, Otto. 1532. Novi herbarii tomus II, p. 127.
Ackermann, Petrus Fourerius. 1826 Archaeologia biblica breviter exposita, p. 166.
Geuljans, Robert A. Dictionnaire Étymologique Occitan, "A" (s.v. "arcana").

Notae

↑ Raja Tazi, Arabismen im Deutschen (1998), pp.91-92.
↑ J. D. Latham, 'Arabic into Medieval Latin', Journal of Semitic Studies, 17 (1972), p. 43.

[1] Raja Tazi, Arabismen im Deutschen (1998), pp.91-92.

[2] J. D. Latham, 'Arabic into Medieval Latin', Journal of Semitic Studies, 17 (1972), p. 43.

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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> fuit nomen [[Lingua Latina Medii Aevi|Latinum Mediaevale]] eius [[herba]]e quam antiqui ''[[Cypros (arbustum)|cypron]]'' vel ''cyprum'' appellare solebant, cuius e foliis [[tinctura]] parabatur, quam item ''alchannam'' (etc.) nominabant. Nomen ''alchanna'' (etc.) postea ad alias quoque [[herba]]s translatum est, quarum e [[radix|radicibus]] item tinctura excoquebatur. Earum [[Genus (taxinomia)|genus]] etiam nunc ''[[Alkanna (genus)|Alkanna]]'' dicitur, cuius e [[Species (taxinomia|speciebus]] notissima est ''[[Alkanna tinctoria]].''
+'''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> fuit nomen [[Lingua Latina Medii Aevi|Latinum Mediaevale]] eius [[herba]]e quam antiqui ''[[Cypros (arbustum)|cypron]]'' vel ''cyprum'' appellare solebant (i.e. ''Lawsonia inermis''), cuius e foliis [[tinctura]] parabatur, quam item ''alchannam'' (etc.) nominabant. Nomen ''alchanna'' (etc.) postea ad alias quoque [[herba]]s translatum est, quarum e [[radix|radicibus]] item tinctura excoquebatur. Earum [[Genus (taxinomia)|genus]] etiam nunc ''[[Alkanna (genus)|Alkanna]]'' dicitur, cuius e [[Species (taxinomia|speciebus]] notissima est ''[[Alkanna tinctoria]].''
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