Jasmine

See also: jasmine

English

Alternative forms

Etymology

From jasmine. One of the 19th-century flower names, or borrowed from the corresponding Arabic and Persian given names.

Proper noun

Jasmine

A female given name

Related terms

Jessamine, Jessamy
Yasmin, Yasmina, Yasmine

Translations

female given name

Arabic: please add this translation if you can
Danish: Jasmin (da)
Finnish: Jasmin (fi)
French: Jasmine (fr)
German: Jasmin (de)
Hebrew: יַסְמִין‎ (he) (yasmín)
Hungarian: Jázmin (hu)

Italian: Gelsomina (it)
Persian: یاسمین‎ (fa) (yâs(a)min), یاسمن‎ (fa) (yâsaman)
Portuguese: Jasmim f
Russian: Жасми́н f (Žasmín), Жасми́на (ru) f (Žasmína), Ясми́н f (Jasmín), Ясми́на f (Jasmína), Джа́змин f (Džázmin), Дже́змин f (Džézmin)
Swedish: Jasmine (sv)
Turkish: Yasemin

Anagrams

jamisen

French

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʒas.min/

Proper noun

Jasmine

A female given name of modern usage, cognate to English Jasmine.

German

Noun

Jasmine m

plural of Jasmin

Swedish

Proper noun

Jasmine c (genitive Jasmines)

A female given name of modern usage, cognate to English Jasmine.

Tagalog

Etymology

Borrowed from English Jasmine.

Proper noun

Jasmine

A female given name

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