Virginia

Virginia is a feminine name of Latin and Roman origin. Arising from the Roman title Virginius and the Latin word virgo, Virginia translates to “maiden” or “virgin.” In ancient Roman legend, Virginia was a beautiful woman who was killed by her father to rescue her from eternal slavery and re-establish the Roman Republic. Besides this somewhat unsettling tale, you may recognize Virginia as a breathtaking coastline state in the US. Between gorgeous landscapes and ancient myths, the name Virginia carries both beauty and awe.