forte
n. countablen. something that you are particularly good at. It is your strongest skill or talent.
n. a person's strong point or a particular area of expertise. Derived from the French word for 'strong', it refers to a skill or subject in which one excels.
Cooking has never been my forte.
While she is a brilliant coder, public speaking is not exactly her forte.
The diplomat found that while high-level negotiations were his forte, the tedious administrative tasks of the embassy were far more challenging.
Borrowed 1640–50; earlier fort < Middle French; disyllabic pronunciation by association with Italian forte, from Latin fortis (“strong”). Doublet of fort and fortis.
Borrowed from Italian forte (“strong”).
Commonly used in the negative ('not my forte') to politely admit a lack of skill.
He is very forte at mathMath is his forteForte is a noun, not an adjective; you cannot be 'forte at' something, but something can be your forte.