See also: Virginia (homonymy)

Virginia is a female first name which comes from the Latin Virgo (virginis) and which means virgin ).

Alternatives

• English Spanish: Virginia
• Esperanto: Virginio
• Virginy
• Polish: Russian Wirginia
• : Вирджини
• Hungarian: Virzsini

Nicknames and derived: Vicky, Vivi, Nini, Virgin, Virg, Girvinie, Virdge, Virginou, Virzinou, Virgie, Vir, Vichou, Ginie.

Popularity of the name

The Prénom Virginia was given 170.869 times between 1900 and 2002, including 121 times in 2002. The largest period was between 1970 and 1990 where it was given between 5.000 and 10.000 times per annum. The maximum is reached in 1974 with 10.539 births.

• 1900: 407 birth/Row: 154ème
• 1940 : Row: 28th
• 1950: 53 births/Row: 658ème
• 1974 : 10.539 births
• 2002: 121 births
• 2003: 34 births/Row: 597ème
• 2005 : 84 births/Row: 1063ème

Virginia like name of anybody or first name

Holy

• Holy Virginia, Shepherdess in Poitou at the beginning of Christianity, gave a name to the village of Holy-Rod close to Thouars (festival the January 7th).

First name

• Virginie Dedieu is a champion of synchronized Natation.
• Virginia Despentes is a writer
• Virginia Ledieu is a French Actrice which doubles the voice of Alyson Hannigan
• Virginia Ledoyen is a Actrice
• Virginia Mauvais was a teacher then an inspector of the municipal schools
• Virginia Razzano is a player of Tennis
• Virginia Efira is stimulating of Télévision
• Virginia Centurione Bracelli
• Virginia Ancelot was a writer playwright
• Virginia Desarnauts is an actress
• Virginia Legeay is an actress

Characters of fiction and works of art

• Virginia - a first name, a character , of Rouzic the rouz
• Paul and Virginia , of Bernardin of Saint-Pierre

Toponymy

• Virginia, State of the United States.
• Virginia-Western, State of the United States.
• Holy-Rod French locality close to Niort.

Simple: Virginia

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