“Pursuit” in Japanese
Short answer
Pursuit in Japanese is “追行” (tsuikou). Full meaning: pursuit, carrying out.
Other ways to say “Pursuit” in Japanese
追求
tsuikyuu pursuit (of a goal, ideal, etc.), search, chase, seeking after
追撃
tsuigeki pursuit (of a fleeing enemy), chase, follow-up attack
追跡
tsuiseki chase, pursuit, tracking, stalking; following up, tracing
追蹤
tsuishou chase, pursuit, tracking, stalking
パシュート
pashuuto pursuit; team pursuit
追究
tsuikyuu thorough investigation, close inquiry, pursuit (e.g. of the truth)
追っかけ
okkake chase, pursuit; chase scene (in a movie); obsessive fan who follows a celebrity around, groupie
探求
tankyuu search, quest, pursuit
追い抜き
oinuki overtaking, passing; pursuit (event)
追せき
tsuiseki chase, pursuit, tracking, stalking; following up, tracing
ついせき
tsuiseki chase, pursuit, tracking, stalking; following up, tracing
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