Yasmine
Meaning of Yasmine
Yasmine is a beautiful and unique name for a baby girl. It has its origins in Arabic and is pronounced as yahs-MEEN (/jaːs.ˈmiːn/) in Arabic. In English, it is pronounced as yahz-MEEN (/ˈjæz.min/). The name Yasmine also has a variation, which is Yasmin.
In the United States of America, Yasmine has been consistently chosen by parents as a name for their daughters over the years. While its popularity has varied slightly, it has remained a well-liked choice. In recent years, Yasmine has ranked around the 1300s to 1500s in terms of popularity, indicating that it is not overly common but still recognizable.
If you are considering naming your daughter Yasmine, you can take comfort in knowing that it is a name with history and cultural significance. It carries an exotic flair while remaining accessible to English speakers. With its beautiful sound and elegant spelling, Yasmine makes for an excellent choice for any baby girl.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as yahs-MEEN (/jaːs.ˈmiːn/)
English
- Pronunced as yahz-MEEN (/ˈjæz.min/)
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Notable People Named Yasmine
| Yasmine Bleeth is a retired American actress and model known for her roles in Baywatch, Ryan's Hope, and One Life to Live. |
| Yasmine Alexandra Arrington is the Founder and Executive Director of ScholarCHIPS and a recipient of several prestigious awards, including the Peace First Prize and the JM Kaplan Innovation Prize. |
| Yasmine Hani Hamdan is a Lebanese singer and songwriter currently residing in Paris. |
| Yasmine El-Mehairy is an Egyptian entrepreneur and founder of the parenting website SuperMama, reaching about 4 million mothers monthly, and was recognized in a 2014 volume by the Wharton School for her significant contributions. |
| Yasmine Al Massri is a multi-talented actress, dancer, and human rights advocate known for her roles in the film "Caramel" and the TV series "Quantico." |
| Yasmine Belmadi was a French actor of Algerian descent who appeared in 13 films and completed his final role in a television production the day before his death. |
| Yasmine El Rashidi is an Egyptian author known for her works such as "The Battle for Egypt" and "Chronicle of a Last Summer," and she is a regular contributor to The New York Review of Books and The New York Times. |
| Yasmine Hanani is an American actress known for her work in film and television. |
