Origin and Meaning of Yasenia

A name typically associated with the meaning 'the tree of life' or 'the one who is made of flowers'.

Origin: Spanish - Yasenia is believed to be derived from the Latin word 'jasminum', which means jasmine, a fragrant flower. The name is also found in several cultures with variations in meaning.

• Yasenia is often considered a modern name that resonates with nature and beauty, evoking images of lush gardens and flowers.
• Though primarily used in Hispanic cultures, Yasenia has begun to gain popularity in other regions, including the United States.
• Notable bearers include Yasenia Hila, a prominent figure in contemporary Hispanic literature.
• Yasenia has shown gradual popularity growth in the 21st century, particularly among newborns in Latinx communities.
• Variations of the name include Yesenia and Yessenia, which are also used across various cultures, retaining similar meanings.