Spellings

Jasmine or Jazmin?

In the US in 2025, 62% of babies in this name family were spelled Jasmine and 16% Jazmin. Same name, slightly different impression: here are the figures for each spelling.

Jasmine62% of the family1,481 born in 2025#206 among girls−47% since 2015Jazmin16% of the family395 born in 2025#710 among girls−46% since 2015Jazmine11% of the family255 born in 2025#992 among girls−64% since 2015Jasmin6% of the family155 born in 2025#1,406 among girls−50% since 2015Jazmyn3% of the family82 born in 2025#2,239 among girls−54% since 2015Jasmyn1% of the family28 born in 2025#4,758 among girls−66% since 2015

Ten years ago

Jasmine already led in 2015, with 58% of the family's births; it has 62% in 2025. All spellings together, the family went from 4,827 to 2,396 births (−50%).

Births by spelling, 2015 and 2025
Spelling20152025Change
Jasmine2,8131,481−47%
Jazmin731395−46%
Jazmine711255−64%
Jasmin313155−50%
Jazmyn17782−54%
Jasmyn8228−66%

How they sound

All of these spellings are said the same way: /ˈdʒæzmɪn/ (JAZ-min). So the choice is about how it looks: it is the spelling people will read on a birth card, a name tag or an email address, and the one your child will sometimes spell out.

In France

In France in 2025: Jasmine 390 births (#133 among girls) and Jasmin 30 births. The other spellings are not given there often enough to be counted.

Sources: Social Security Administration (SSA), Insee (France), 2025 data. How we calculate these figures.

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