prodigy

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpɹɒdɪd͡ʒi/
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• General-American: /ˈpɹɑdɪd͡ʒi/
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• CMU ARPABET: P R AA1 D AH0 JH IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English prodige (“portent”), from Latin prōdigium (“omen, portent, prophetic sign”).

92 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: أُعْجُوبَة (ʔuʕjūba) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Bulgarian: чудо (čudo) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Catalan: prodigi — amazing or marvelous thing
• Czech: zázrak — amazing or marvelous thing
• Danish: vidunder — amazing or marvelous thing
• Dutch: wonder — amazing or marvelous thing
• Dutch: mirakel — amazing or marvelous thing
• Finnish: ihme — amazing or marvelous thing
• French: prodige — amazing or marvelous thing
• French: prodigie — amazing or marvelous thing
• French: miracle — amazing or marvelous thing
• French: merveille — amazing or marvelous thing
• German: Wunder — amazing or marvelous thing
• Hungarian: csoda — amazing or marvelous thing
• Italian: prodigio — amazing or marvelous thing
• Japanese: 驚異 (kyōi) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Latin: prōdigium — amazing or marvelous thing
• Māori: inati — amazing or marvelous thing
• Portuguese: prodígio — amazing or marvelous thing
• Portuguese: maravilha — amazing or marvelous thing
• Russian: чу́до (čúdo) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Spanish: maravilla — amazing or marvelous thing
• Spanish: prodigio — amazing or marvelous thing
• Spanish: portento — amazing or marvelous thing
• Spanish: cosa extraña — amazing or marvelous thing
• Spanish: milagro — amazing or marvelous thing
• Swedish: under — amazing or marvelous thing
• Swedish: underverk — amazing or marvelous thing
• Swedish: vidunder — amazing or marvelous thing
• Swedish: mirakel — amazing or marvelous thing
• Ottoman Turkish: كرامت (keramet) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Ottoman Turkish: معجزه (muʼcize) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Ottoman Turkish: علامت (ʼalamet) — amazing or marvelous thing
• Arabic: أُعْجُوبَة (ʔuʕjūba) — wonderful example of something
• Bulgarian: феномен (fenomen) — wonderful example of something
• Catalan: prodigi — wonderful example of something
• Finnish: malliesimerkki — wonderful example of something
• Māori: inati — wonderful example of something
• Swedish: under — wonderful example of something
• Swedish: underverk — wonderful example of something
• Turkish: mucize — wonderful example of something
• Arabic: نَابِغَة (nābiḡa) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Bulgarian: вундеркинд (vunderkind) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Catalan: prodigi — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Chinese Mandarin: 神童 (shéntóng) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Chinese Mandarin: 聖童 /圣童 (shèngtóng) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Chinese Mandarin: 資優兒童 /资优儿童 (zīyōu értóng) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Czech: zázračné dítě — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Czech: génius — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Dutch: wonderkind — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Finnish: ihmelapsi — extremely talented person, especially a child
• French: enfant prodige — extremely talented person, especially a child
• French: génie — extremely talented person, especially a child
• French: phénomène — extremely talented person, especially a child
• German: Wunderkind — extremely talented person, especially a child
• German: Genie — extremely talented person, especially a child
• German: Hochbegabter — extremely talented person, especially a child
• German: Naturtalent — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Hungarian: csodagyerek — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Italian: prodigio — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Italian: fenomeno — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Japanese: 神童 (shindō) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Māori: taniwha — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Norwegian: vidunderbarn — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Portuguese: prodígio — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Russian: вундерки́нд (vunderkínd) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Russian: ге́ний (génij) — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Spanish: prodigio — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Spanish: fenómeno — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Spanish: genio — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Spanish: niño prodigio — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Swedish: underbarn — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Turkish: dâhi çocuk — extremely talented person, especially a child
• Bulgarian: знамение (znamenie) — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Catalan: prodigi — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Czech: znamení — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Finnish: enne — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Finnish: ennusmerkki — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• French: présage — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• French: augure — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• French: auspices — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• German: Orakel — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Italian: presagio — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Japanese: 前兆 (zenchō) — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Latin: prōdigium — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Māori: inati — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Portuguese: presságio — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Spanish: presagio — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Spanish: augurio — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Spanish: agüero — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Spanish: auspicio — extraordinary thing seen as an omen
• Turkish: kâhin — extraordinary thing seen as an omen