Yasmin

Yasmin is derived from the Arabic word for the jasmine flower, itself ultimately tracing back to the Persian yasaman. The name spread widely across the Islamic world and beyond, carried into Spanish, Portuguese, and English usage through cultural and linguistic exchange with Arabic-speaking civilisations. It has been a popular feminine name throughout the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa, and gained broader international recognition in the modern era. Variant forms include Yasmine, Jasmín, Jasmine, and Yasmeen.