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Virgo Baby Names

Virgo baby names might reference its virginal meaning, with names connected to purity or notable virgins. Names for Virgo babies could also include Wednesday, the sign’s associated day of the week, or Rosemary and Valerian, two of Virgo’s flowers.

Along with Cora and George, popular Virgo baby names ranking among the US Top 1000 include Maisie, Dustin, Ada and Adam. Unique Virgo baby names worth considering include Calypso, Flora, Palmer, and Truman.

Famous Virgos include Idris Elba, Ingrid Bergman, and Pippa Middleton, all of whom would make namesakes for a baby Virgo. Virgo baby names might also include names that mean earth, given that Virgo is one of the earth signs of the zodiac.

Consider the following options if you are expecting a Virgo baby born between August 23 and September 23.

Names for Virgo Babies

Izara

Meaning: shawl; star; section of tree

Origin:Arabic, Basque, Hausa
550
Sunniva

Meaning: sun gift

Origin:Scandinavian
716
Morrigan

Meaning: phantom queen

Origin:Irish
828
Maverick

Meaning: independent, nonconformist

Origin:American
3781
Bellamy

Meaning: fine friend

Origin:English and Irish from French
2010
Auberon

Meaning: noble, bearlike

Origin:English from German
10588
Romilly

Meaning: citizen of Rome

Origin:English
526
Everett

Meaning: brave boar

Origin:German
2097
Azari

Meaning: helped by God

Origin:American variation of Azariah, Hebrew
4076
Emerson

Meaning: son of Emery

Origin:English
819
Mckinley

Meaning: son of the fair hero

Origin:Scottish
2478
Julian

Meaning: youthful or sky father

Origin:English from Latin
2672
Jupiter

Meaning: godfather

Origin:Latin
2151
Mercury

Meaning: messenger of the gods, quicksilver

Origin:Roman
3076
Edison

Meaning: son of Edward

Origin:English
12029
Addison

Meaning: son of Adam

Origin:English
1018
Allison

Meaning: noble

Origin:Scottish, diminutive of Alice
1179
Valentine

Meaning: strength, health

Origin:French variation of Valentina
2370
Bethany

Meaning: house of figs

Origin:Biblical place name and Hebrew
357
Galilea

Meaning: Galilee

Origin:Feminine variation of Galileo, after "Galilee"
1008