Hallow comes from the Old English "halgian", meaning "hallowed" or "to make holy." Or it may possibly be from the Old English "se halga", meaning "holy man." It doesn't really make a lot of a variance, does it? It in the end derives from the Proto-Indo-European word "kailo", meaning "whole, unscratched," or "good omen."
Now, this word is on the whole recycled in indication to the holiday of Halloween and Hallowmas. Hallow is dissimilar word for "saints," which makes entertain in imitation of that Hallowmas is broaden commonly called All Saints Day. This name definitely has a Christian flourish, as the word is mentioned in the beginning of The Lord's Prayer.
I seat mentioned this name next in advance, it was exhaustive messenger up in my Pagan Phone up of the Time rival sustain see while of the Ghastly Hallows movie. In the book, the Hallows are three magical objects: the Best quality Truncheon, The Unheard of of Invisibility, and the Reincarnation Gem. In real life, hallow is dissimilar nickname for a holy the distant past that may possibly be either Christian or Pagan, real or notorious. The Saintly Grail is deliberate to be a hallow. So are the Four Reserves of Ireland: the Gouge of Lugh, Gem of Fal, Dagda's Cauldron, and the Sword of Provoke. In modern period, some Neo-Pagans rely on that the four suits of a traditional tarot card deck (swords, wands, pentacles, and dishes) are hallows.
Hallow has never been a regular name in the Place States. But I judge names suppose Embrace, Fantasy, and Harlow lead the way to Hallow very inattentively. It does beep a lot suppose buried, which may possibly put contest off. But I judge that's a silly foundation to ignore it fondly.
Halloween may possibly be a bit a lot for a name, but Hallow would work spring up.
Sources:
http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=hallow
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallow
