1. A tropical shrub; a paste made of its pounded leaves, and much used by the Easterns for dyeing their nails, heards, &c., of an orange hue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hyuna,
• thenn,
• hina,
• hyeena,
• henly,
• heniz,
• hannna,
• cenia,
• vennia,
• tennia,
• hannas,
• herna,
• hannh,
• hieena,
• whena,
• hennry,
• hyienna,
• heniah,
• hernan,
• hannha

• heiney,
• heon,
• Heyne,
• hem,
• Hein,
• Heine,
• heaume,
• Henao,
• Heaney,
• hen,
• hehn,
• henn,
• Heyen,
• heyn,
• henne,
• hewn,
• hyena.

The adjective form of the word "henna" is "hennaed".

The plural form of the word "henna" is "hennas"

The plural of the "henna" can be the "henna".

The singular form of the word "henna" is still "henna". The word refers to a reddish-brown dye obtained from the leaves of the henna plant, and it is commonly used for temporary tattoos or hair coloring. It does not change when referring to a single unit or multiple units of the substance.

The singular of the "henna" can be the "henna".