Vallow

A surname-style name with the appeal of Valley, Willow, Valentina, Marlow, and Harlowe, Vallow likely comes the Old English fealg meaning "fallow land", referring to land that has been ploughed but left unplanted for a year to allow its recovering. Alternatively, it may borrow from the Finnish Valo, meaning "light" or be a derivative of Valerian or Valentine, ultimately associated with strength and vigour. Valley may be another source.

For some, the name be too connected the The Vallow–Daybell doomsday murders, though others may be willing to reconsider it as a rare option with familiar sounds.

Pronounced VAL-o.