Zeno traces its roots to the ancient Greek name Zenon, meaning “gift of Zeus,” and gained prominence in the Roman world through Zeno of Citium, the Stoic philosopher whose teachings shaped classical ethics. The name carries a crisp, scholarly resonance and appears in Italian as DZEH-noh and in English as ZEE-noh. In the United States, Zeno has maintained a modest but steady following, ranking 866th in 2024 with 58 recorded births—a slight rise from 878th the year before and consistent with its placement in the 800–900 range over the past decade. With its blend of Hellenic origin and Roman-era usage, Zeno offers a cross-cultural depth and timeless appeal for parents seeking a name grounded in classical heritage.
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