Prodigy (noun)

1. A child or young person with exceptional talents or abilities.
2. A person who is exceptionally gifted or talented in a particular field.
3. A remarkable or extraordinary person or thing.

Origin:

From latin prodigium ("a prodigy, an omen"), from prodigus ("extraordinary, wonderful, amazing").

Examples:

1. He was a prodigy in mathematics and could solve complex equations at a young age.
2. She is a prodigy in music and has been playing the piano since she was 3 years old.
3. He was considered a prodigy in the field of engineering.
4. The new invention is a prodigy of technology.
5. The prodigy won first prize in the science fair.