Morrow
/ˈmɒr.oʊ/noun
The next day; the morning or future time.
Did you know?Morrow comes from Old English *morgen* and was once tied to the idea of morning itself, which is why it still feels like a word for the threshold between night and the next world.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Germanic
PGmc
*murganaz / *murganō
“morning, early day”
Old English
OE
morgen
“morning, next morning”
Middle English
ME
morwe, morwen
“morning; the next day”
14th Century
English
morrow
“the following day; morning”
Modern English
English
morrow
“the next day; chiefly in archaic or poetic use”