Morrow

Morrow is a term with multiple uses in English. In archaic and literary contexts, morrow denotes the next day, or tomorrow; in modern usage, tomorrow is preferred. The word derives from Old English morgen, meaning morning, and historically appeared in phrases referring to the coming day, such as “on the morrow.”

Morrow is also a surname and a place name. As a surname, it is carried by various individuals in different fields. As a geographic name, it appears in several locations in the United States, including Morrow, Georgia, a city in Clayton County; and Morrow County in Ohio and Morrow County in Oregon. These place names reflect a common practice of using family names and time-related terms in toponyms.

Additionally, the word appears in historical or literary contexts within phrases and records that refer to upcoming days, sometimes in poetry, legal documents, or chronicles. In contemporary usage, morrow survives mainly in fixed expressions and archaic or stylistic contexts.