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feminine · Portuguese (Brazilian, Modern) origin
Iasmin is a Brazilian Portuguese form of the name ultimately derived from the Persian yasamin, denoting the jasmine plant, a fragrant flowering shrub long associated with beauty and elegance. The name entered European languages through Arabic yasmin during the medieval period and spread widely across many cultures. Related forms include Jasmine, Yasmin, Jasmijn, and Jasmin.
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