Yasmin
YAS-min
✦ Meaning
“From Persian 'yasaman,' the jasmine flower known for its intoxicating fragrance and beauty. Deeply rooted in Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures, it symbolizes grace, elegance, and sweetness—often associated with gardens and paradise.”
Popularity Over Time
Currently ranked #915 in the United States.
Origin
Syllables
2
Nicknames
Style
Famous Bearers
- Yasmin Le Bon (model)
- Princess Yasmin Aga Khan
- Jasmine from Disney's Aladdin
Cross-Cultural Notes
Works beautifully across Persian, Arabic, South Asian, and Western contexts
People Also Ask
From Persian 'yasaman,' the jasmine flower known for its intoxicating fragrance and beauty. Deeply rooted in Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures, it symbolizes grace, elegance, and sweetness—often associated with gardens and paradise.
Yasmin is currently ranked #915 in the United States. Usage has stayed pretty consistent over the past decade.
Popular nicknames for Yasmin include Yas, Yasmine.
Names that pair beautifully with Yasmin include Jasmine, Celestine, Callista, Aurelia, Arabella.