Origin and Meaning of Jasmonique

A combination of Jasmine and Monique, suggesting a floral elegance and uniqueness.

Origin: English - Derived from the name Jasmine (a fragrant flower) combined with Monique (a French feminine form of the name Marcus).

• Jasmonique is a modern name that reflects contemporary naming trends that favor unique and blended names.
• The name resonates especially within African-American and multicultural communities, embracing a fusion of cultural influences.
• While not a widely recognized name, notable uses include fictional characters in literature and media, contributing to its modern appeal.
• Jasmonique has seen fluctuating popularity, particularly rising in usage during the late 1990s and early 2000s as parents sought distinctive names for their children.
• Variants of Jasmonique include Jasmine, Monique, and even creative adaptations such as Jasmyne or Jasmyn.