Origin and Meaning of Virgine

Maiden; Virgin

Origin: French - Virgine is derived from the Latin word 'virgo', meaning 'maiden' or 'virgin'. This name is a feminine form of 'Virgin' and is often associated with purity.

• Virgine is a relatively uncommon name, primarily found in French-speaking countries, and is often seen as a variation of the more popular name Virginie.
• In various cultures, the concept of a virgin or maiden holds significant symbolic importance, often linked to purity and innocence.
• Notable bearers of the name include Virgine Deslouis, a contemporary French artist known for her unique abstract works.
• The name displays a rising interest in unique and vintage names in recent years, especially amid trends favoring old-fashioned names.
• Variations of the name include Virginie (the most common form), as well as regional adaptations in other languages, such as Virginia in English-speaking countries.