How to Say “Jasmine” in Portuguese

jasmim
/ʒazˈmĩ/masculine
The English word jasmine is translated into Portuguese as jasmim.
jasmim refers to the plant of the genus Jasminum.
Meaning: plant of genus Jasminum (noun)

Which one should you use?

The masculine noun jasmim refers to the plant, while the capitalized form Jasmim can be used as a female given name.

Related words

How does it change in a sentence?

jasmim is a masculine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

/ʒazˈmĩ/

Did you know?

  • The word jasmim shares a linguistic root with the Persian word 'yasmin', which entered Portuguese through Arabic influence during the Moorish presence in the Iberian Peninsula.
  • In Brazilian folk medicine and spiritual traditions, jasmim is sometimes used in ritual baths to attract prosperity and harmony.
  • The final 'm' in jasmim is not pronounced like the 'm' in the English word 'ham', but instead signals a nasal vowel where the air escapes through the nose.

Examples in context

  • Um delicado aroma de jasmim preenche o ar.
    A delicate scent of jasmine fills the air.
    This sentence shows how to describe the scent of jasmim in the air.
    Tatoeba #4620917 by carlosalberto, translation #9456545 by Nylez
  • Eu gostaria de beber um pouco de chá de jasmim.
    I would drink some jasmine green tea.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to drink jasmine tea using jasmim.
    Tatoeba #10779638 by lucasmg123, translation #493308 by FeuDRenais
  • Este é chá de jasmim?
    Is this jasmine tea?
    This sentence demonstrates how to ask a question about whether a drink is jasmine tea using jasmim.
    Tatoeba #4283512 by mervert1, translation #458955 by CM
  • Eu adoro a beleza do jasmim.
    I love the beauty of jasmine.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Gabriel and Juliana are in a garden.

  1. Gabriel

    Veja como o jasmim está bonito hoje.
    Look how beautiful the jasmine is today.
  2. Juliana

    Sim, o cheiro do jasmim é maravilhoso.
    Yes, the scent of the jasmine is wonderful.
  3. Gabriel

    Você quer colher algumas flores?
    Do you want to pick some flowers?
  4. Juliana

    Não, vamos deixar o jasmim crescer.
    No, let's let the jasmine grow.

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