Origin and Meaning of Jhasmine
Meaning & Origin
Fragrant flower, often linked to beauty and elegance
Origin: English - A modern variant of Jasmine, derived from Persian 'yasemin' which refers to the flowering plant known for its scent.
Interesting Facts
- Jhasmine is a contemporary spelling variation of the more traditional name Jasmine, which has been popular particularly in English-speaking countries.
- Jasmine, the original name, is culturally significant in various traditions; it's often associated with love, beauty, and romance.
- Notable bearers of the name Jasmine include Jasmine Tookes, an American model, and Jasmine Richards, a Canadian actress.
- The name Jasmine peaked in popularity in the U.S. during the 1990s but subsequent variations like Jhasmine are less common and emerging in popularity.
- Variations of the name include Yazmine, Jessamine, and Jasmyn, which offer different stylistic interpretations of the floral name.