Origin and Meaning of Jasmene

Fragrant flower, derived from jasmine

Origin: English - A variant of Jasmine, which originates from the Persian word 'yasamin', relating to a flowering plant known for its beautiful and fragrant blooms.

• Jasmene is a modern and less common variant of the name Jasmine, which has been used widely in different cultures and has connotations of beauty and elegance.
• The name Jasmine is popular in many cultures, often celebrating the flower's charm and fragrance, and it symbolizes love and purity.
• Notable figures with the name Jasmine include Jasmine Guy, an actress known for her role in 'A Different World', and fictional characters like Princess Jasmine from Disney's 'Aladdin'.
• The popularity of Jasmine and its variants, including Jasmene, has increased in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, particularly in English-speaking countries.
• Related names include Jasmina, Jazmin, and Yasmine, each with their own variations and popularity in different regions.