Queen Zenobia II is a direct descendant of the more famous Queen Zenobia in Disney comics. She moved to Africa. One day, she falls in love with Goofy because he's equal to a statue representing a future king. After a series of events, she decides to move to Mouseton with her love interest. She changes her style and becomes friend to Mickey, Minnie, Horace and Clarabelle. She made her first appearance in 1983 in the story "Topolino e la regina d'Africa" ("Mickey Mouse and the queen of Africa") by Romano Scarpa.
It's so pretty! Some people might think this is unattractive just because it sounds like "phobia", but I do not agree. It has this kind of unusual sound and look to it that makes it very outstanding and unique! If you want a relatively rare baby girl name, use this! :D.
― Anonymous User 6/19/2021
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Zenobia is also Polish. The name day for Zenobia in Poland is October 30.
Also used in Romania. You'll find bearers on social media.
― Anonymous User 7/31/2020
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This is my mom's name. I think she grew up not knowing other Zenobias. When she encounters another one she feels like she's the sole possessor of the name, lol.
My name is Zenobia, and I get called Zeny or Zenobi. Just helpful nicknames!
― Anonymous User 11/23/2018
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In 2018, 29 is the most common age for an American (U.S.) Zenobia who is registered female with the Social Security Administration. It is the 4392nd most common female first name for living U.S. citizens.
― Anonymous User 10/19/2018
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I cannot believe that so many people dislike this name! This would be my first name pick if I had a daughter. It is bold and strong and beautiful. It makes you think of a woman who is independent, yet kind; strong, yet gentle; a warrior. Just like the Queen Zenobia.
A lovely, classic name for a girl! Zenovia is nice as well and it is unique because it starts with Z, and very few popular names do and this name also sounds powerful.
― Anonymous User 5/5/2018
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My name is Z(i)nobia, spelled with an I. I've always been the only one in school and my adult life & and always get a "that's an interesting name" from people I meet for the first time. I love it, it's definitely not common and has the most interesting history of the the Queen of Palmyra, which make it even more beautiful to me.
This is TOTALLY NOT TRUE You made her origins from Greece, while she was a Syrian queen who fought Romans Good you didn't say she was American but lived in Syria - Palmyra.
I honestly loved this name when I first heard it in my favorite movie 35 & ticking. This is a beautiful name. I never heard it when I was in school or any where I went I always said when I have my first daughter this will be her name & I'm not ever gonna change that. I am so in love with this name! People don't have to like it, that's their opinion but I know mine (: I'm sorry, but I LOVE THE NAME ZENOBIA.
"Signora Psyche Zenobia" was the name the of the protagonist of Edgar Allan Poe's comedy short story "A Predicament". The story is meant to be an over-exaggerated tale told by her to be published in the equivalent of today's magazines that talk about marrying bigfoot and giving birth to human/puppy hybrids. At the end of the story her head is chopped off by the minute hand of a giant clock (she is happy to see it go) and her poodle has been eaten by a rat. They walk home together.
― Anonymous User 4/1/2014
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The name Zenobia was given to 51 baby girls born in the US in 2012.
I think this name is alright really, I suppose. To English speakers, this name can sound quite ugly and foreign, but I think the bones of this name are okay and I also think it could sound quite futuristic, smart, elegant and sophisticated, on the right person, though. :)
I think Zenobia is stunning. It has a strength to it that I like, and it has a spunk and almost defiant feel to it. I also think Zenobia tends to have a sensual feel, which MIGHT not be necessarily appropriate for a child. Zenobia is just really beautiful. It's one of my favorite names. ^-^
My first introduction to this name came from Ethan Frome (which is one of my all-time favorite pieces of literature). Because of that introduction, I don't think I'd ever be able to separate the name from the character. For anyone who has read the book, you can see where that might be problematic! Otherwise, it's a very pretty name,
Zenobia is the name of the elephant in the lesser-known 1939 film of the same name, starring Oliver Hardy (in a rare project without Stan Laurel) and the has-been comedian Harry Langdon. The name has a really nice ring to it, since I love Z names.
It's quite a nice and interesting-looking name on paper, but PLEASE, spare your child the horrors of having this name. Think of all the ways somebody could turn it into a bad nickname, starting with Zenophobia.
This was my grandmother's middle name and she hated it with a passion. It was an unspoken understanding in the family to just pretend she didn't have a middle name, and woe betide the hapless government clerk who insisted she put it down on some form or other. Her father, a student of Greek and Roman history, chose it for her, and I don't think Grandma ever fully forgave him for it.