Virgo

noun, genitive Virginis
[vur-juh-nis] /ˈvɜr dʒə nɪs/ (Show IPA), for 1.
1.
Astronomy. the Virgin, a zodiacal constellation between Leo and Libra, containing the bright star Spica.
2.
Astrology.

the sixth sign of the zodiac: the mutable earth sign.
a person born under this sign, usually between August 23 and September 22.

noun (Latin genitive) Virginis (ˈvɜːdʒɪnɪs)
1.
(astronomy) a large zodiacal constellation on the celestial equator, lying between Leo and Libra. It contains the star Spica and a cluster of several thousand galaxies, the Virgo cluster, lying 50 million light years away and itself containing the intense radio source Virgo A, which is the closest active galaxy
2.
(astrology)

Also called the Virgin. the sixth sign of the zodiac, symbol ♍, having a mutable earth classification and ruled by the planet Mercury. The sun is in this sign between about Aug 23 and Sept 22
Also called Virgoan (vɜːˈɡəʊən). a person born when the sun is in this sign

adjective
3.
(astrology) Also called Virgoan. born under or characteristic of Virgo
Virgo
(vûr’gō)
A constellation in the region of the celestial equator near Leo and Libra. Virgo (the Virgin) contains the bright star Spica and is the sixth sign of the zodiac.
VIRGO
variability of [solar] irradiance and gravity oscillations