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Virsie

Diminutive variant of Virginia, from Latin virgo meaning maiden.

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Virsie is a diminutive variant of Virginia, again tied to Latin virgo, meaning "maiden." As a diminutive, it naturally softens the classical root into something warmer and more intimate.

Virsie feels affectionate, vintage, and lightly uncommon. It has the sweet modesty of an old nickname that can still work as a given name today. The name carries both the virtue-rooted history of Virginia and the charm of a smaller, friendlier form.

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