Pronunciation: [jˈazma͡ɪn] (IPA) 
The spelling of the name Yasmine can be a little tricky for non-native English speakers. The first syllable is pronounced "yas" with the 'a' sound as in 'cat'. The second syllable has an 'i' sound as in 'tin' and the 'ne' is pronounced as 'een'. So the IPA phonetic transcription for Yasmine is /ˈjæsəmiːn/. It's important to pay attention to the vowel sounds in this name to avoid any confusion in pronunciation.
Yasmine is a female given name of Arabic origin. It is derived from the Arabic word "yasmin," which means "jasmine." Jasmine is a flowering plant known for its fragrant, white or yellowish flowers. The name Yasmine is often associated with elegance, beauty, and gracefulness due to the aromatic nature and delicate appearance of the jasmine flower.
As a personal name, Yasmine is used in various cultures around the world, including Arabic-speaking countries and other regions influenced by Arab traditions. It is commonly chosen as a given name for girls, symbolizing their qualities such as charm, tenderness, and enchantment.
Yasmine is often pronounced as "yahs-MEEN" or "yas-MEEN." The name can be written in different ways depending on cultural and linguistic preferences, including variations such as Yasmin, Jasmin, Jasmine, or Yasmyn.
In addition to its use as a personal name, Yasmine can also refer to a popular fragrance or perfume that captures the pleasant scent of jasmine flowers. This association emphasizes the allure and attractiveness often associated with individuals bearing the name Yasmine.
The name "Yasmine" is derived from the Persian name "Yasmin", which means "jasmine". The Persian word "yas" means "gift" or "jasmine flower", while "min" is a suffix commonly used in names. The name "Yasmin" has been borrowed by various languages, including Arabic, Hebrew, and English, with slight variations in spelling. In Arabic, the name "Yasmine" (ياسمين) also refers to the jasmine flower and is a popular girl's name.
