Question

According to the

information given in the
etymology for the word
"pervade," from which
language does this word
originate?

Answer 1

The answer is Latin.

Step-by-step explanation:

English speakers borrowed pervade in the mid-17th century from Latin pervadere, meaning "to go through." Pervadere, in turn, was formed by combining the prefix per-, meaning "through," with the verb vadere, meaning "to go." Synonyms of pervade include permeate, impregnate, and saturate.