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hen female of the domestic fowl OE.; female of other birds XIV. OE.
henn = MLG.
henne, OHG.
henna (G.
henne) :- WGmc. *
χannja, f. Gmc. *
χanan- cock (OE.
hana, OS., OHG.
hano, Du.
haan, G.
hahn, ON.
hani, Goth.
hanō, rel. to L.
canere sing.
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