Precocity (noun)

Exceptional intelligence or ability shown at an early age.

Origin:

Mid 17th century: from french précocité or latin praecocitas, from praecox "early ripening, precocious".

Examples:

1. He was known for his precocity as a child prodigy.
2. She was admired for her precocity in music.
3. His precocity was evident in his ability to read at a very young age.
4. The precocity was both a blessing and a curse.
5. The precocity was evident in his ability to understand complex concepts.