IPA: /ˈvɜːrdʒɪn/
KK: /ˈvɜrdʒɪn/
Describing something that is pure, untouched, or in its original state, often referring to something that has not been altered or processed.
The chef used virgin olive oil for the salad dressing to enhance its flavor.
A person who has not had sexual intercourse or an unmarried woman, often associated with purity or innocence.
She was proud to be a virgin until marriage.
Virgin → It is formed from the Latin 'virgo' (meaning maiden or young woman) and the suffix '-in' (used to form nouns). The word 'virgin' originally referred to a young woman who is unmarried and has not engaged in sexual intercourse.
Think of a 'maiden' ('virgo') who is 'unmarried' — that's why 'virgin' means someone who has not had sexual experience.