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The input decodes to Yazm%c3%adn → Yazmín, a Spanish-language form of Jasmine, ultimately derived from the Persian yasamin, referring to the fragrant flowering plant of the genus Jasminum. The name entered European languages through Arabic yasmin during the medieval period and spread widely across the Spanish-speaking world as Yazmín or Jazmín. Related forms include Jasmine in English, Yasmin and Yasmine in Arabic and French contexts, and Jasmin in German and Scandinavian use.