Virginia
/vərˈʤɪnjə/
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Virginia, of Latin origin, derives from 'Virgo', meaning 'virginal' or 'pure'. It carries connotations of grace, innocence, and virtue, often associated with the Virgin Mary in Christian tradition. The name has a timeless elegance and has been popular in English-speaking countries for centuries.
Virginia Woolf
Novelist, Suicidal English novelist
Virginia Williams
Actor, Lauren Reed on Fairly Legal
Virginia Weidler
Actor, The Philadelphia Story
Virginia Wade
Tennis, Winner of 7 Grand Slam titles
Virginia Vincent
Actor, I Want to Live!
Virginia M. Ueberroth
Relative, Wife of Peter Ueberroth
Virginia Thomas
Activist, Lobbyist, wife of Clarence Thomas
Virginia Smith
Politician, Congresswoman from Nebraska, 1975-91
Virginia M. Rometty
Business, CEO of IBM
Virginia Rappe
Victim, Fatty Arbuckle scandal
Virginia O'Brien
Actor, The Big Store
Virginia Nicolson
Actor, Ex-Wife of Orson Welles
Ginny
Gina
Virgie
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