Yazin
Meaning of Yazin
Although exhibiting phonological simplicity that facilitates integration into Anglo-American contexts, Yazin retains its etymological link to the Arabic triliteral root z-y-n, denoting beauty and adornment, thereby preserving its semantic depth; in classical Arabic usage, the name surfaces in poetic and literary corpora as an appellation connoting both aesthetic elegance and moral virtue. Phonetically transcribed as yah-ZEEN (/jɑːˈziːn/), it features a bisyllabic formation with primary stress on the second syllable, a prosodic pattern consistently recognized across Arabic dialects. Empirical data from the United States Social Security Administration indicate that Yazin first charted with seven male births (rank 923) in 2016, rose to nine births (rank 909) by 2020, then stabilized at five births—ranked 938 in 2022 and 924 in 2023—underscoring its status as a rare yet steadily adopted choice. This measured popularity reflects a contemporary naming trend in which parents seek designations that balance cultural authenticity with phonetic clarity, situating Yazin as a distinctive option within the modern Anglo-American naming landscape.
Pronunciation
Arabic
- Pronunced as yah-ZEEN (/jɑːˈziːn/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Yazin
| Yazin Nizar - |
