Origin and Meaning of Jamin

Right hand; fortunate; one who is blessed

Origin: Hebrew - Jamin is derived from the Hebrew name Yamin, meaning 'right hand' or 'to be blessed'. This name appears in the Bible, associated with one of the descendants of Benjamin.

• In the Book of Genesis, Jamin is listed as one of the sons of Shimon (Simeon) who was a warrior and member of King David's army.
• Jamin is more commonly used in Jewish communities, particularly among those who value biblical names.
• Notable bearers of the name include Jamin Olivencia, a contemporary artist known for his contributions to music.
• The name Jamin has seen varied popularity; it is not frequently ranked in the top baby names but remains a unique choice.
• Variations of Jamin include Yamin, Jiman, and Jamein, though these are less commonly encountered.