Virda is an uncommon female given name of Latin origin, meaning "virile" or "strong". It is derived from the Latin word 'vir', which means man or hero. This unique name was likely chosen for its distinctive sound and strong meaning, as it is not widely used and may have been chosen to convey a sense of power or independence. While it is most commonly associated with female namesakes, such as the fictional character Virda from the 1968 film "The Green Slime", there are no notable historical figures or celebrities with this name.
The name Virda experienced fluctuations in popularity over the given period, with a notable peak of 19 births in 1917 and another peak of 20 births in 1921. However, there were also years with only a single-digit number of births, such as 5 or fewer, in numerous decades, indicating that Virda was not among the most common names during this time. The total number of births recorded for the name Virda over these years is 395.