Yasmin

As a matter of principal, the origin of a name should not be based on how a person chooses to spell the name in English based on a foreign language.

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Immigrants choose a spelling based on how they think that a name will be pronounced. The name itself is a cultural and traditional choice from their native country, culture and language.

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I believe that Yasmine, Yasmin and Yasmin are all originally arabic, but have been adapted and adopted as Persian or Hebrew. It means Jasmine.

This name has been in use across the middle-east for centuries and essentially means 'beautiful fragrant flower' - a reference to the Jasmine flower.

Yasmin is an Hebrew name and it appears in the Old Testament in the Hebrew language.