Meaning and history
Yasmín means “jasmine” in Arabic and Hebrew and comes from the Persian یاسمین (yāsamīn). In modern times, it has been used in the Western world as an Arabic-influenced variant of Jasmine.
20062006: 1,018 births, rank #324
2007: 906 births, rank #359
2008: 807 births, rank #398
2009: 644 births, rank #479
2010: 504 births, rank #582
20112011: 429 births, rank #661
2012: 378 births, rank #733
2013: 329 births, rank #817
2014: 302 births, rank #898
2015: 292 births, rank #930
20162016: 295 births, rank #930
2017: 251 births, rank #1,030
2018: 252 births, rank #1,026
2019: 279 births, rank #947
2020: 261 births, rank #976
20212021: 245 births, rank #1,035
2022: 304 births, rank #907
2023: 311 births, rank #857
2024: 290 births, rank #914
20252025: 269 births, rank #955
Yasmin moved from #917 to #959 for girls between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2006, with 1,018 births.