Yasmina

Meaning & Etymology

jasmine flower

jasmine flower

Etymology

Derived from the Arabic word yāsamīn (ياسمين), meaning ‘jasmine flower’, which has been adapted into the Berber language.

Linguistic family: Afro-Asiatic > Berber > Northern Berber

Cultural context

In Moroccan culture, the jasmine flower is highly valued for its fragrance and beauty, and the name Yasmina reflects these positive attributes. It is a popular name among Berber communities and is often given to girls as a symbol of grace and elegance.

Symbolism

The name Yasmina symbolises beauty, purity, and the delicate yet enduring nature of the jasmine flower.

Related names

• Jasmine
• Jasmin
• Yasmeen
• Yasemin