Translating a combination of superpower/special talent - does 異能殊才 work?


I am attempting to combine 異能 (i nō - _supernatural power_ ) with 殊才 (koto sai
- _special talent_ ), with the finished phrase being written as 異能殊才.

With various engines (I'm RomajiDesu for this specific example), it lists the
Romaji as being 'i nō koto sai' (which looks correct and is what I would like
to use), but the English translation it presents is just ' _extraordinary
talent_ '.

Is this an accurate translation? And would 異能殊才 ' _extraordinary talent_ ' be
an accurate way to describe a special ability or power that a person has
(anything from a real-life person having a photographic memory to a fictional
character having a superpower, like the ability to fly or turn invisible)?

I would like to use 'i nō koto sai' as a very specific term for such a thing
in my writing (even though simpler and more common translations definitely
exist), but only if it IS an accurate translation and the context/meaning is
correct.




Unfortunately 殊才 with the reading ことさい is nonsensical. I believe a more normal
term for a superpowered individual is simply 超能力者 or エスパー, but these are just
dictionary words.

As a meta point, you shouldn't rely on things like "RomajiDesu" or machine
translation in general to judge what is a correct reading or a correct
translation. They certainly won't give you meaningful results in case you're
coining new phrases.

