Jashtmi

Jashtmi is a proper noun used in several contexts. It does not refer to a widely recognized real-world place, organization, or historical event, but appears in personal names and as a fictional term in cultural works.

As a given name, Jashtmi has been used in small communities and among diaspora populations. Its exact origin and meaning vary by family and language, and the name remains relatively uncommon in most regions.

Geographically, there is no widely known town or region named Jashtmi in standard maps or gazetteers. In official records, the name is not established as a conventional place name.

In fiction and media, Jashtmi is sometimes employed as the name of a fictional festival, city, or ceremonial concept. When used in this context, it serves world-building purposes and may be described with activities such as music, dance, and shared meals.

See also: Similar or related terms include Jashti, Jashan, Jashmi, and Jasmin, which are distinct names with different origins and meanings.