The first word for "revenge" given in my Latin-English dictionary is "ultio." Now, do you mean for revenge to be doing the pursuing, or is it begin pursued? For the former, "Ultio sequax" will do. For the latter, "Ultionem sequax" or "Ultionem persequens." Be aware that "sequax" is actually an adjective and "persequens" a present participle. If you want a gerund (noun form of the verb), there's a difficulty, because Latin gerunds have no nominative form. If you want to say "By pursuing revenge," it would be "Ultionem persequendo."What is the Latin translation for perusing revenge? Or a Latin Quote for Pursuing revenge?
VINDICO - I avenge, I take revenge
VINDICARE - To avenge, to take revenge
VINDICI - I have avenged, have taken revenge
VINDICAM - I will avenge, will take revenge
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