Żasmin
Fewer than a dozen people in Poland carry this spelling, so meeting one would stick in your memory. A Latinate take on the jasmine flower, sitting apart from its more usual forms Jaśmina and Jasmin.
Żasmin Pronunciation
Żasmin is pronounced ZHAHS-meen (/ˈʐasmin/).
What Żasmin means
Where Żasmin comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Żasmin names the jasmine flower. In Polish the meaning is simply kwiat jaśminu, and the Latin botanical name for the genus is Jasminum. That Latin spelling explains the soft opening the Polish form carries.
Behind the Latin lies an Arabic word, yāsamīn, which reached European languages as the plant spread west. In Arabic-speaking countries Yasmin remains a common given name for girls. The flower and its name traveled far before any Polish child answered to them.
The name flexes into several forms. Jaśmina and jasmina soften it toward a fuller feminine ending, while jasmin drops the accent. A teacher reading a class register might meet any of these in one year. Whichever spelling a child carries, the word points back to one white flower, kwiat jaśminu.
How many people are named Żasmin
1 in 2254383 women in Poland is named Żasmin. 10 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #16851 among female names.
Żasmin's popularity over time
Fewer than 2 girls were given the name in 2025. It has been stable for a decade.