“To seep into” in Japanese
Short answer
To seep into in Japanese is “染み込む” (shimikomu). Full meaning: to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed.
Other ways to say “To seep into” in Japanese
染み入る
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
染入る
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
染込む
shimikomu to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed
沁みこむ
shimikomu to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed
滲みいる
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
沁み入る
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
しみ込む
shimikomu to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed
浸み込む
shimikomu to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed
染みいる
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
滲み入る
shimiiru to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate
沁み込む
shimikomu to soak into, to sink into, to seep into, to permeate; to sink into (one's mind), to be (deeply) ingrained, to be instilled, to be embedded, to be impressed
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