The list presents the 2020 version of the Database of Semantic Shifts, from which the major shifts were automatically extracted on 07/10/2020. It expands upon the earlier list taken from Bulakh 2013 870. The aim of of the Database of Semantic Shifts is to collect and classify semantic shifts attested in the languages of the world. The original data contains some ambiguous glosses enclosed in < and > symbols, which we deliberately ignored here. Since node identifiers in the source database have changed recently, we have removed the links to the source database from this list and refer to Zalizniak 2024 4583 for a more current record.