Jazmin
A spelling of the jasmine flower, jaśmin in Polish. It's rare enough that most Poles have never met one: just 43 women carry it, and no girls were given it last year.
Jazmin Pronunciation
Jazmin is pronounced YAHZ-meen (/ˈjazmin/).
What Jazmin means
Where Jazmin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Jazmin names a flower. Behind the spelling stands jasmine, and jasmine goes back to the Persian yasamin, a climbing shrub with small white blooms. Arabic carried the word, French reshaped it into jasmin, and English borrowed the plant as a name for girls. Jazmin is the English form, trimmed of its older letters.
The meaning stays literal. It is the jasmine flower, jaśmin in Polish, a bloom grown in gardens and pressed into tea. The Persian yasamin named the same plant, so the sense hardly shifted on its long route west. No pet forms or variants cling to it here. The name stands on its own.
On a Polish class register, Jazmin can sit between Zuzanna and Maja, a borrowed spelling among home-grown names. The root under all of it is the Persian yasamin, the jasmine flower.
How many people are named Jazmin
1 in 524275 women in Poland is named Jazmin. 43 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #5863 among female names.
Jazmin as a middle name
Jazmin is a first name for 43 women in Poland and a middle name for another 23, a 65/35 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 1491st, between Janetta (23) and Karima (23).
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#1489 Jacenta23
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#1490 Janetta23
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#1491 Jazmin23
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#1492 Karima23
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#1493 Korina23