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Jasmine

ياسمينJAZ-min · Jasmine refers to the fragrant flowering plant of the genus Jasminum.

2025 rank (girls)
#206
Babies named in 2025
1,481
Peak popularity
1993
2025 frequency
1 in 1,085 girls
Usually for
Girls
Trend
Declining since 1994

Declining since 1994, #206 for girls today.

Popularity of Jasmine since 1906

Babies named Jasmine per year in U.S. Social Security records.

4k8k12.1k192019602000Most births 1993Girls
Data table (by decade)
DecadeGirls
1900s5
1910s38
1920s46
1930s21
1940s11
1950s327
1960s346
1970s4,133
1980s32,952
1990s105,322
2000s76,080
2010s29,393
2020s9,952

Meaning & origin

Jasmine entered U.S. records in 1906 and rose to moderate use through the mid-20th century. It experienced a dramatic surge in popularity during the 1990s, reaching its peak rank of 33 in 1993, largely influenced by the 1992 Disney film 'Aladdin.' Since 1994, its popularity has steadily declined, falling to rank 206 as of 2025, with about 1 in 1,085 girls receiving the name. Jasmine remains most common in Alaska, Hawaii, and New Mexico, reflecting its enduring appeal across diverse communities.

Jasmine comes from the Persian word 'yasmin,' meaning 'gift from God' or referring to the jasmine flower. The name entered English via Old French and has been used as a given name since the late 19th century, popularized by the flower's association with beauty and fragrance. It gained widespread use in the English-speaking world after the 1973 birth of Jasmine, daughter of singer Paul McCartney, and further surged with the 1992 Disney film 'Aladdin' featuring Princess Jasmine.

Where Jasmine is most popular

Births per 100,000 girls by state. Press play or drag the slider to watch it move across the decades. The lightest shade means too few recorded births.

2020s
Fewermore per 100k girlstoo few births

Jasmine” around the world

Where Jasmine lands in the latest official birth statistics abroad, matched to the U.S. spelling.

  • France

    385

    babies in 2024

  • Ireland

    23

    babies in 2025

  • New Zealand

    #93

    in 2025

  • Quebec

    #43

    in 2025

  • Australia (NSW)

    #98

    in 2025

Sources: INSEE (France) · CSO Ireland (Ireland) · NZ Dept of Internal Affairs (New Zealand) · Retraite Québec (Quebec) · NSW Registry of BDM (Australia (NSW)).

Nicknames & variants

Nicknames: Jas, Jazzy, Jazz, Minnie

Variants: Yasmin, Yasmine, Jazmin, Yasmina, Jessamine

Sibling names for Jasmine

Names that share Jasmine's style, for a brother or sister.

Sisters: Lily, Rose, Olivia, Amber, Sienna, Kayla, Mariah, Alysha, Azalea, Camellia, Cattleya, Cherry, Jalisa, Janay, Keosha, Scarlette, Alanis, Azalee, Breyanna, Camelia, Cinthya, Dejah, Delylah, Desiray, Ebonie, Gardenia, Harmonee, Jaleesa, Janea, Jazelle, Kalisha, Kareena, Keasia, Keysha, Laquisha, Lotus, Marquetta, Shalonda, Shanee, Shaneka, Shanel, Shaniece, Shaniqua, Sherika, Simran, Tamira, Tyeisha, Tyesha, Aleasha, Alexiss, Aliesha, Allexis, Avneet, Azaleah, Brianah, Briyana, Camesha, Chanae, Cinderella, Crystel, Daniah, Deseray, Dezerae, Ivyanna, Jamecia, Jamesia, Jamille, Janaye, Janira, Jaquana, Jaselle, Jaslin, Jazel, Jericka, Johnisha, Jonisha, Kamirah, Kamisha, Kaneisha, Kaneshia, Katasha, Kayelynn, Keasha, Kennisha, Lashayla, Lashone, Lekisha, Markisha, Mersadies, Mulan, Nakeia, Nayelly, Nikisha, Porshia, Quinesha, Roshonda, Saffron, Shaianne, Shakima, Shakina, Shakiyla, Shamyra, Shaneice, Shanica, Shanteria, Shareka, Sharina, Shatavia, Shatoria, Shelsy, Shenequa, Sherin, Sherly, Tameeka, Tameria, Tashawna, Tashiana, Tatiyanna, Tiani, Timesha, Tyneshia, Yaslin, Aireanna, Akeria, Alleyah, Avnoor, Azalia, Camaria, Chaniqua, Chavonne, Deondria, Desirey, Destynee, Destynie, Deziree, Dynesha, Hargun, Harnoor, Ivyrose, Jackee, Jackline, Jackye, Jameca, Janila, Jaquala, Jarissa, Jasira, Jasiya, Jasma, Jasman, Jazman, Jazmarie, Joscelin, Kameisha, Katrenia, Kattleya, Keiosha, Kenesha, Keyandra, Keyondra, Keyshia, Kyisha, Lakeia, Lakenya, Lakisa, Laquanta, Lilac, Makyra, Markiesha, Marshayla, Mirissa, Nashae, Natalea, Nekeisha, Nekita, Nickia, Orchid, Porscha, Prisila, Quaneshia, Quinisha, Raneisha, Rashawna, Rashunda, Roselin, Shacara, Shakema, Shakerra, Shakia, Shalandra, Shanara, Shandria, Shanece, Shanesha, Shanina, Shaquasia, Shaqueena, Shontelle, Syanne, Takesha, Takira, Tamaira, Taquana, Tashema, Tieshia, Tigerlily, Tranae, Zamia, Alishea, Delailah, Jadi, Abreanna, Adreona, Alyannah, Alysah, Amantha, Annisha, Antanisha, Arriona, Ashawna, Azalie, Azalya, Azaylea, Azelea, Brittanya, Briunna, Cateleya, Chalisa, Chalonda, Chardai, Corneisha, Dalissa, Dashonda, Dayzee, Dejane, Delisia, Desirre, Desyre, Disney, Ebany, Eleisha, Gelisa, Gurbani, Gurmehar, Gurnaaz, Harnaaz, Harsimran, Jakeisha, Jamina, Jamonica, Janecia, Janei, Janequa, Jashanti, Jasmon, Jatoya, Javanna, Jazmeen, Jazzmon, Jenissa, Jhoanna, Jhoselin, Joneisha, Juanisha, Keerat, Kenyette, Keshona, Khamille, Kimyatta, Kirandeep, Lachrisha, Lakaisha, Lakethia, Laketra, Lakeva, Lakeyshia, Lameshia, Lanecia, Laniesha, Lashaye, Latoiya, Laylaa, Lequisha, Mahogony, Mashonda, Mayling, Mercadez, Micalah, Nakeysha, Onesha, Peony, Quatisha, Quinetta, Ramandeep, Raschelle, Rayneisha, Rickesha, Ronniesha, Ryhanna, Samanth, Samyria, Shakeila, Shakenya, Shaneequa, Shaneque, Shanikka, Shantale, Shantaya, Shaquanta, Shatyra, Shauntavia, Shawnique, Shekira, Shemia, Sherrelle, Simrat, Takeira, Takoya, Taniqua, Tarnesha, Tashera, Tashianna, Tashonna, Toniqua, Tykesha, Tyresha, Yanin

Brothers: Ethan, Liam, Noah, Aiden, Oliver, Antwon, Bryant, Dedric, Deshaun, Donte, Geremy, Jamarius, Jamere, Jarrell, Jerrell, Marquis, Marquise, Tyrese, Antwone, Dajuan, Damarius, Damond, Darrion, Daunte, Demitrius, Denzell, Dionte, Jacquez, Jajuan, Jamaine, Jamichael, Jariel, Jasson, Javaris, Jerell, Jerson, Jevon, Marquel, Marquell, Marquese, Montrell, Najee, Tramaine, Tremaine, Tremayne, Tyjuan, Dameion, Daquon, Davaughn, Deaundre, Dejohn, Diandre, Jacquan, Jairon, Jaivon, Jalan, Jamael, Jamarie, Jamiel, Jarryd, Javone, Javonne, Javoris, Jeison, Jemar, Jemel, Jerami, Jerick, Jerico, Jerimy, Jermane, Jermell, Jermichael, Jermon, Jervon, Jhonathan, Jontavious, Josaiah, Jovante, Kashmere, Kendrell, Kentavious, Kevonte, Ladarious, Markese, Marquies, Quadarius, Rashun, Roshaun, Treshaun, Trumaine, Tyrice, Aladdin, Antionne, Antwoin, Armonte, Aundrey, Contrell, Deantre, Deiondre, Delijah, Deshone, Dierre, Diondre, Dishawn, Dontavius, Dontaye, Dontel, Dquan, Dvonte, Gurshaan, Gurshan, Harjot, Jabes, Jacquese, Jahzir, Jameil, Jamicheal, Jamiere, Jamis, Jamone, Jaquis, Jaree, Jarion, Jarome, Jasan, Jashawn, Jashun, Jastin, Javares, Javarus, Javaun, Javius, Jazon, Jefry, Jemarcus, Jeremaine, Jerime, Jerimie, Jermale, Jermar, Jermari, Jermond, Jermone, Jerrico, Jerrion, Jontrell, Joseth, Joshaua, Jujhar, Jushua, Keanthony, Kendarious, Kongmeng, Manveer, Martese, Montel, Navdeep, Navjot, Quashaun, Quintarius, Taeshaun, Tamarius, Tasean, Tishawn, Tramon, Delvonte, Marquail, Rajvir, Rontavious, Antavius, Anterrio, Cordarious, Courtez, Daimien, Damieon, Damontre, Daundre, Delonta, Delquan, Demontray, Deuntae, Diontre, Dreshon, Elijan, Gurkirat, Gurveer, Jacquise, Jaecion, Jahred, Jaicion, Jamarl, Jamerius, Jamorris, Jarrius, Jashan, Jasmond, Jaton, Javious, Jayshun, Jermarcus, Jermery, Jhan, Jimel, Jojuan, Jorrell, Joshiah, Jovoni, Jshon, Jurell, Juriel, Juvon, Jyron, Ladale, Marcquis, Marquist, Montrelle, Quashon, Rodarius, Shaquelle, Shaquile, Terrelle, Tesean, Travontae, Trayshawn, Tremell, Tyquavious, Zoravar

Names like Jasmine

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Questions parents ask

What does the name Jasmine mean?
Jasmine means a climbing plant with fragrant flowers, from the Persian word 'yasmin.'
How popular is the name Jasmine?
As of 2025, Jasmine ranked 206th in the U.S., with about 1 in 1,085 girls given the name. It peaked at rank 33 in 1993.
Is Jasmine a girl name?
Yes, Jasmine is almost exclusively used for girls.