henna in Greek
henna in Greek is χένα — henna means a reddish-brown dye made from a flowering shrub, used to color hair or create temporary tattoos on skin.
henna in Greek
χένα
Pronounced: chena
What does "henna" mean?
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noun A reddish-brown dye made from a flowering shrub, used to color hair or create temporary tattoos on skin.
"She had intricate henna patterns painted on her hands for the wedding."
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verb To dye or decorate something with henna.
"Her grandmother hennaed her hair every few months."
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henna in a sentence
- She had intricate henna patterns painted on her hands for the wedding.
- He used henna instead of chemical dye to color his beard.
- Her grandmother hennaed her hair every few months.
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What is "henna" in Greek?
"henna" in Greek is χένα. henna means: A reddish-brown dye made from a flowering shrub, used to color hair or create temporary tattoos on skin.
How do you pronounce χένα?
"henna" in Greek is χένα, pronounced "chena".
How do you use "henna" in a sentence?
Example: "She had intricate henna patterns painted on her hands for the wedding." In Greek, "henna" is χένα.
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