Woodrow
Woodrow comes from the Old English "wudu" (wood) and "rāw" (row) — meaning "row of trees." Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924), the 28th US President (1913-1921) who led the country through WWI and founded the League of Nations (winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1919), is the most famous American bearer. Woodrow was a top-200 American name from 1910 to 1940, peaking at #129 in 1913, driven by Wilson's election. Woodrow is a male name of English (place name) origin that means "Row of trees, wood row". Vintage, American, and presidential. The name sounds historic. Woodrows tend to be principled. US peaked #129 in 1913. Now outside top 1000. Well-known people named Woodrow include Woodrow Wilson (US President), Woodrow (English place name), Woodrow (fictional, various). Common variations and related forms of Woodrow include Woody (nickname), Woodroe (variant), Wood (short form).