Yasmin

[ yaz-min, yahs-meen ]

noun

1. a female given name: from an Arabic word meaning “jasmine.”

Example Sentences

The antidote is easy to swallow, thanks to Yasmin’s approach.

From Science News

In chapter 2’s breezy three pages, Yasmin points to celebrities such as Kim Kardashian who say eating their placentas helped them with postpartum recovery.

From Science News

Then Yasmin quickly moves to studies that have found no medical benefits.

From Science News

Yasmin, most people listening — I would say everybody listening — is familiar to some degree with marijuana, and its history and uses.

From Freakonomics

People such as Yasmin and many others, and even us — made us quite uncomfortable.

From Freakonomics

The extraordinary outburst was directed at Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, a political pundit who moved to Britain from Uganda in 1972.

From The Daily Beast

Balaṁ ngasahasrasya yasmin kuṇḍe pratishṭhitaṁ yvatpivati blo 'yaṁ tvad asmi pradyataṁ—ekoććhvsttataḥ kuṇḍaṁ danaḥ; Mbh.

From Project Gutenberg