Yasmine

Yasmine is an Arabic-rooted feminine name derived from the word for the jasmine flower, itself tracing back to Persian yasamin, referring to the fragrant climbing plant long associated with beauty and grace across the Middle East and Mediterranean world. The name spread widely through Arabic-speaking cultures and was adopted into French and English use during the modern period, partly through the broader fashion for flower names. It has been borne by notable figures including Moroccan princess Lalla Yasmine and various artists and performers across the Arab world and Europe. Variant forms include Jasmine, Yasmeen, and Jasmijn.