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Abstract: Praise be to Allah for his gratuity, and thank Him for making me successful. I believe that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad (peace be upon him) is His servant and messenger. Nîsâbûrî is considered to be one of the most valuable commentators who have deeply mastered the Arabic language. In addition to being a strong commentator and an artful linguist, his tafsîr is undoubtedly one of the most valuable and very important commentaries. His tafsir work dealt with the issue of the meaning and disputes of the Qurʾān (Maân al-Qurʾān and Mushkil al-Qurʾān), which was a subject of interest to scholars in the old and new periods. Every Arabic word that has been subjected to change informs us of the hidden aspects of Arab history. Thus, it enables us to get to know Arabs and the Arabic language better. Because many Arabic words have changed with the revealing of the Qurʾān and the formation of the religion of Islam. The present study has been studied in order to trace this phenomenon in general and to examine the types of semantic narrowing, , semantic broadening and semantic shift of the phenomenon of semantic change in the author's book Bâhir al-Burhân in particular. In addition to this, in order to reach the meanings of these words and discover the changes they have made from one age to another, language books, Arabic language dictionaries and tafsir books, especially books that stand out and are accepted in terms of science, were used. In the research, Nîsâbûrî's efforts to point out the real meanings of words were tried to be revealed. This is not surprising, because the previous scholars made an effort to reveal the meanings of the Qurʾān in the name of serving the Qurʾān. The aforementioned issues are the subjects that are tried to be put forward in this study through the observation of this phenomenon in the book of Bâhir al-Burhân. Key Words: Semantic Change, Semantic Narrowing, Semantic Broadening, Semantic Shift. 2021, 144 Pages