Innate (adjective)

1. Existing in someone from birth; inborn.
2. Inherent in the nature of something.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "inborn"): from latin innatus "inborn", from in- "into" + natus "born".

Examples:

1. The baby's innate sense of curiosity was apparent from a young age.
2. The innate ability to learn languages is something that varies from person to person.
3. The dog's innate loyalty is one of its most endearing qualities.
4. The innate talent for music is something that can be developed with practice.
5. The innate desire to help others is a common trait among nurses.