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Etymology of the English word jasmine

the English word jasmine
derived from the Old French word jasmin
derived from the Arabic word yasamin
derived from the Persian word yasmin
derived from the Middle Persian word yasman
derived from the Old French word jassemin
derived from the Arabic word yasmin
derived from the Persian word yasmin
derived from the Middle Persian word yasman

Date

The earliest known usage of jasmine in English dates from the 16th century.

Cognates

Dutch jasmijn, French jasmin, German Jasmin, Icelandic jasmína, Italian gelsimo, Swedish jasmin

Usage

Word found in Modern English



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