Jessamyn

or Jes·sa·mine

[ jes-uh-min ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Jasmine.

Example Sentences

Besides his wife of 48 years, Lee is survived by his son Ethan, daughter Jessamyn Feves, and his brother Jon.

From Seattle Times

Lee is survived by his wife, Lisa, son Ethan and daughter Jessamyn Feves in addition to his brother.

From Los Angeles Times

Jessamyn West is a Vermont-based rural librarian and technologist, who used to compost at home, but switched to a pickup service after repeated problems with bears.

From Salon

Conflict comes in many forms throughout this breakneck family drama, including from Tate Bondurant, a 41-year-old insurance agent who sells drugs, entertains negative thoughts about corporate diversity initiatives and listens to a men’s rights podcast, and Tate’s contact Jessamyn, 15 years his junior with a wayward disposition “like she’d jack a bank if you only asked,” who persuades him to disappear into the approaching chaos with $2 million in drugs she’s stolen from their supplier.

From New York Times

This week, host June Thomas talks to Jessamyn West, a librarian in rural Vermont who’s working to improve computer literacy and access to library services in her community.

From Slate