henna - henna

noun - a reddish substance that people in some cultures use to paint their bodies with

stone - pecka

noun, British English - a small hard object inside some fruits, such as a cherry or a peach

sting - žihadlo

noun - a sharp thing used by some insects as a weapon, e.g. bees, wasps etc.

 

myth - mýtus

noun - a traditional story that is generally accepted as history, usually contains some supernatural elements

 

adage - rčení, přísloví

noun - a proverb, a wise and memorable saying that expresses some general knowlegde or advice

 

diviner - prorok

noun - a person who has dicovered some kind of hidden knowledge (esp. about the future)

 

tendril - úponek

noun - a thin curling stem by which some plants attach themselves to something for support

walk - procházka

noun - a short trip made on foot, usually to relax and get some fresh air

 

Cornish - kornština

noun - a Celtic language that almost disappeared, now spoken by some people especially in Cornwall, UK

balsam - pryskyřicový olej, olejná pryskyřice, balzám

noun - oil or sap obtained from some trees or plants that is used to heal wounds

 

petition - žádost, návrh

noun - an official request made to a law court for some legal action to be taken

cane - tyčka, opěrná tyčka (k rostlinám)

noun - a thin stick that you use to support some plants to protect them from breaking

 

in and out of - v jednom kuse v

preposition - repeatedly visiting and spending time in a place where you are provided with some services

 

thin - prořezat, protrhat, proklestit

verb - to remove some parts of plants or bushes in order to make them less dense

 

water - slzet, sbíhat se (sliny), slinit

verb - to produce a lot of saliva because you can smell or see some nice food