The name Virginia, of Latin origin, means 'pure' or 'chaste'. It is derived from the female form of the Latin word 'virgo', which translates to 'maiden' or 'virgin'. The name gained prominence during the Middle Ages when it was often used as a virtue name, reflecting the qualities associated with purity and innocence. Virginia is also the name of several notable figures in history, literature, and popular culture, contributing to its enduring popularity.
"In 1925, there were five newborn girls named Virgine."