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Is a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 enough?
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From a pure performance standpoint a pi zero is good enough to start and learn the basics. Nextcloud and pihole should be working just fine. Regarding Jellyfin depends on what your usecase is.
In any case, I would suggest to start and see for yourself. The you can as you go.
E: To boil it down: Pihole - enough, Nextcloud - very simple file handling, jellyfin - streaming music yes, videos not much
Next cloud is unusuably slow on my Raspi 3b, there's no way it'd work on a zero