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Definitions for Prodigy

[1] a person, especially a child or young person, having extraordinary talent or ability: a musical prodigy.
[2] a marvelous example (usually followed by of ).
[3] something wonderful or marvelous; a wonder.
[4] something abnormal or monstrous.
[5] Archaic . something extraordinary regarded as of prophetic significance.
[6] a person, esp a child, of unusual or marvellous talents
[7] anything that is a cause of wonder and amazement
[8] something monstrous or abnormal
[9] an archaic word for omen

Words related to Prodigy

genius, whiz, sensation, wizard, wunderkind, talent, phenomenon, portent, enormity, miracle, rarity, stunner, brain, monster, curiosity, spectacle, natural, freak, wonder, mastermind

Words nearby Prodigy

prodi, prodigal, prodigal son, prodigality, prodigious, prodigy, prodomos, prodromal stage, prodrome, prodrug, produce

Origin of Prodigy

1425–75; late Middle English prodige < Latin prōdigium prophetic sign

Words that may be confused with Prodigy

prodigy, protégé

Word origin for Prodigy

C16: from Latin prōdigium an unnatural happening, from pro- 1 + -igium, probably from āio I say

Synonyms for Prodigy

genius, sensation, whiz, wizard, wunderkind, brain, curiosity, enormity, freak, intellect, marvel, mastermind, miracle, monster, natural, phenomenon, portent, rarity, spectacle, stunner, talent, wonder, child genius, one in a million, rare bird, whiz kid, wonder child