If memory serves... Zero (also: Cero) : Old English name meaning 'Not from here' or 'not of us', comes from the Greek word Xeno ('stranger'). Usually given as a derogatory name, it was popularized as a nickname in the United States as a sort of rebel flag during the seperatist/vietnam eras.
...It was this before it was... well, zero. Before, 'zero' was Nil, from Latin 'Nihil', which meant zero... So, technically, Zero always has been a name.
...It was this before it was... well, zero. Before, 'zero' was Nil, from Latin 'Nihil', which meant zero... So, technically, Zero always has been a name.
Age doesn't denote whether something is or isn't, though.