Impregnation (noun)

1. The act or process of making pregnant; insemination.
2. The act of permeating, soaking or saturating something with a substance.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "impregnare" meaning "to make pregnant, to inseminate".

Examples:

1. The impregnation of the woman by the man was celebrated as a joyful event by the family.
2. The impregnation of the cotton fabric with wax makes it water-resistant.
3. The impregnation of the wood with a preservative helps it last for decades.
4. The impregnation of the soil with nutrients helps the crops grow better.
5. The impregnation of the resin with color creates a beautiful and durable surface.