henna

(hen’i),n. [= F. henné, hinné, stones at. name of the plant. Cf. alcanna, alkenna, alhen- Our Giwes [Jews] him ladde with tho ute [the] toun, and henede him with stones, na, and alkanet.| 1. The Egyptian privet or flow- And to stronge [dethe] him brogte inoug. er of Paradise, Holy Rood (E. BE. T. 8.), p. 40. Laws on i a inerm is, henent, adv. See hen?. of the natural or henequen, henequin (hen’é-ken,-kin),». [Also der Lythrariee, a heniquin;