Origin and Meaning of Virgal

A strong and manly warrior

Origin: Latin - Derived from 'Virgilius' which is rooted in 'vir', meaning 'man' or 'male'. The name is often associated with the ancient Roman poet Virgil.

• Virgal is a lesser-known name and is often viewed as a variation of the name Virgil, which has classical connotations associated with strength and perseverance.
• The name is more commonly used in specific cultures or regions but lacks widespread popularity compared to its more conventional variants.
• Notable bearers of the name include Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro), the prominent Roman poet known for his epic works such as the 'Aeneid'.
• Virgal is infrequently found in baby name rankings but tends to follow a regional trend in areas with a Latin influence, with sporadic usage in literature and art.
• Related names include Virgil, Virgilio (Italian and Spanish), and Viridis (a name that relates to 'green' or 'fresh' in Latin contexts).