Iasmim

Iasmim is a Brazilian Portuguese variant of Jasmine, derived from the Persian yasamin, meaning jasmine flower, referring to the fragrant climbing plant whose name passed into Arabic as yasamin before spreading through medieval European languages. The name gained widespread use across the Arabic-speaking world and Europe largely through Moorish cultural influence in the Iberian Peninsula. Common cognates and variants include Jasmine, Yasmin, Jasmijn, and Yasmine.