The name Virgie is a diminutive form of the name Virginia, which has Latin origins, deriving from the word "virgo," meaning "maiden" or "virgin." Historically, the name Virginia has been associated with purity and virtue. Over time, Virgie has emerged as an affectionate and informal variant of this classic name. In the realm of notable figures, Virginia Woolf, an influential writer and a key figure in modernist literature, has carried the full form of the name with distinction. While Virgie may not be as commonly encountered, it shares the same roots and carries a similar charm and warmth. It has found favor among those who appreciate names with a gentle, vintage feel.
