What are the four Hebrew words for vision?

Answer 1

1. Lir'ot (noun: re'iyah), as in Genesis 2:19 and 13:15
   
2. L'habit (noun: habatah), as in Jonah 2:5
   
3. L'histakel (noun: histaklut); Hebrew, from the Aramaic as in Daniel 7:8
   
4. Litzpot (noun: Tzipiah), as in Ezekiel 3:17
   
5. L'hashkif (noun: hashkafah), as in Deuteronomy 26:15
   
6. L'hatzitz (noun: hatzatzah), as in Song of Songs 2:9
   

In each of the above, the first word (with capital "L") is the infinitive. Number 1 is the most common example. No.2 is usually used for a quick glance. 3 signifies staring (at least in modern Hebrew). 4 implies looking forward to something, or seeing over a distance. 5 implies an overview, and 6 means a quick peek.

Other possible candidates are hashgacha (supervision) and havanah (understanding), both of whose infinitives are sometimes used to mean vision.

If, however, you were asking about a propheticvision, the answer would be different. The list would include nevuah, chaziah, re'iyah, tzipiah (all nouns).

Answer 2

the noun "vision" has more than for equivalents in Hebrew, including:

1. re'iyah
   
2. re'ut
   
3. re'ot
   
4. ra'avah
   
5. dmut
   
6. chazon
   
7. chizayon
   
8. chaziyah
9. nvu'ah
10. habatah
    
11. histaklut
    
12. hashkafah
    
13. ma'of
    
14. nof