Yasmin

Yasmin is derived from the Arabic word for the jasmine flower, itself ultimately tracing back to Persian yasamin. The name spread widely through Arabic-speaking cultures and later entered European languages, partly through the influence of Moorish Spain, giving rise to forms used in Portuguese and Spanish-speaking countries. It is popular across the Middle East, South Asia, and the Muslim diaspora, reflecting both its floral imagery and its cross-cultural appeal. Variant forms include Jasmine, Yasmine, and Yasmeen.