Origin and Meaning of Jasemine

Joyful flower

Origin: Arabic - Derived from the Arabic word 'yasmīn' which means 'jasmine', a fragrant flower. The name is sometimes considered a variant of Jasmine.

• The jasmine flower is associated with beauty and love, often used in perfumes and traditional medicine.
• Jasemine is primarily used in English-speaking countries, but its root 'yasmīn' is popular in Arabic-speaking cultures as well.
• Notable bearers include Jasemine Brown, an American actress known for her roles in indie films.
• The name Jasemine is less common than Jasmine but has seen a rise in usage as parents look for unique variations of traditional names.
• Related names include Jasmine, Jazmine, and Jessamine, each offering slight variations in spelling and sound.