Farrow is an uncommon given name of English origin, meaning "journeyer" or "traveler." It is derived from the Middle English surname Farrow, which was a variant of the Old English personal name Fæderic, composed of the elements faeder, meaning "father," and ric, signifying "power" or "rule." Over time, this surname evolved through various forms such as Farrowe, Farrowe, and eventually Farrow. As a given name, Farrow is not extensively documented in historical records but has been sporadically used throughout history.
"Annually from 1971 onwards, exactly five individuals named Farrow were born."