Meaning and history
Jasmin is a spelling of Jasmine, a name taken from the fragrant flower and ultimately derived from Persian yasamin. It is used for both sexes in various European languages, though it is especially common as a feminine name. Notable bearers include German footballer Jasmin Fejzić and Bosnian singer Jasmin Stavros.
20062006: 1,945 births, rank #182
2007: 1,688 births, rank #204
2008: 1,503 births, rank #225
2009: 1,163 births, rank #282
2010: 927 births, rank #348
20112011: 737 births, rank #422
2012: 590 births, rank #515
2013: 436 births, rank #651
2014: 412 births, rank #688
2015: 313 births, rank #882
20162016: 284 births, rank #955
2017: 235 births, rank #1,079
2018: 189 births, rank #1,233
2019: 183 births, rank #1,267
2020: 199 births, rank #1,170
20212021: 185 births, rank #1,262
2022: 149 births, rank #1,474
2023: 165 births, rank #1,361
2024: 169 births, rank #1,350
20252025: 155 births, rank #1,406
Jasmin moved from #883 to #957 for girls between 2015 and 2016. Its highest annual birth count came in 2006, with 1,945 births.