Grasping the intended meaning of Quranic verses requires moving beyond the literal definitions of individual terms and attending to contextual clues, such as the surrounding context (*siyāq*). Although scholars and exegetes have long utilized the Quran itself to understand its vocabulary, the absence of a systematic methodology for extracting the intended meaning of terms remains a primary challenge in contemporary lexical studies. Employing a descriptive-analytical approach, this study seeks to determine how the semantic components of a word can be uncovered by interrogating the Quranic text. The findings indicate that the Quranic meaning of words can be identified through three methods: a) utilizing the verse's context and collocating words; b) analyzing the description or attributes associated with the word within the verse; and c) conducting a thematic study of the word across the entire Quran. Applying these methods yields significant results, including the discovery of subtle semantic nuances and specific Quranic meanings, the identification of semantic components, and the determination of a specific meaning from among a word's multiple potential definitions.