The word for today is…
permeate (verb):
intransitive verb
: to diffuse through or penetrate something
transitive verb
1: to spread or diffuse through
2: to pass through the pores or interstices of
Source : Merriam -Webster
Etymology : Permeate was borrowed into English in the 17th century from Latin permeatus, which comes from the prefix per- ("through") and the verb meare, meaning "to go" or "to pass." Meare hasn't exactly permeated English. Aside from permeate itself, its other English descendants include the relatively common permeable as well as the medical meatus ("a natural body passage") and the downright rare irremeable ("offering no possibility of return").
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