معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1–1000

هذه قائمة جزئية **لمعاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000**

## 1–100

|-
| سيريس || – || سيرس, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=002
| 2 باللاس || – || باللاس, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=003
| 3 جونو || – || جونو, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=004
| 4 فيستا || – || فيستا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=005
| 5 آستريا || – || آستريا, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=006
| 6 هيبي || – || هيبي, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=007
| 7 أيرس || – || أيرس, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=008
| فلورا 8 || – || فلورا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=009
| 9 ميتيس || – || ميتيس, الأساطير اليونانية تيتانيس || 
|-id=010
| 10 هيجيا || – || هيجيا, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=011
| 11 بارثينوب || – || بارثينوب, سايرن (ميثولوجيا) || 
|-id=012
| 12 فكتوريا || – || فكتوريا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=013
| 13 إجيريا || – || إجيريا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=014
| 14 إيرين || – || إيرين, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=015
| 15 إينوميا || – || إينوميا, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=016
| سايكي 16 || – || سايكي, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=017
| 17 ثتيس || – || ثتيس, أم أخيل اليونانية || 
|-id=018
| 18 ميلبوميني || – || ميلبوميني, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=019
| 19 فورتونا || – || فورتونا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=020
| 20 ماساليا || – || أسم مارسيليا , اللاتيني || 
|-id=021
| 21 لوتيتيا || – || لوتيتيا, أسم باريس اللاتيني, || 
|-id=022
| 22 كاليوب || – || كاليوب, إله الإلهام (يونانية), (لينوس (قمر)) || 
|-id=023
| 23 ثاليا || – || ثاليا, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=024
| 24 تيميس || – || تيميس, الأساطير اليونانية تيتانيس || 
|-id=025
| 25 فوكايا || – || فوكايا, مدينة قديمة || 
|-id=026
| 26 بروسيربينا || – || بروسيربينا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=027
| 27 يوتيرب || – || يوتيرب, إله إلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=028
| 28 بيلونا || – || بيلونا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=029
| 29 أمفيتريت || – || أمفيتريت, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=030
| 30 أورانيا || – || أورانيا, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=031
| 31 يوفروسين || – || يوفروسين, Greek إلهات الحسن || 
|-id=032
| 32 بومونا || – || Pomona, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=033
| 33 بوليهيمنيا || – || بوليهيمنيا, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=034
| 34 كيركي || – || كيركي, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=035
| 35 ليوكوثيا || – || ليوكوثيا, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=036
| 36 أتالانتي || – || آتالانتا, بطلة أسطورية يونانية || 
|-id=037
| 37 فيدس || – || Fides, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=038
| 38 ليدا || – || Leda, الأم اليونانية لهيلين طروادة|| 
|-id=039
| 39 ليتيشيا || – || Laetitia, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=040
| 40 هارمونيا || – || Harmonia, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=041
| 41 دافني || – || دافني, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=042
| 42 إيزيس || – || إيزيس بوغسون, ابنة المكتشف || 
|-id=043
| 43 أريادني || – || أريادني, بطلة أسطورية يونانية|| 
|-id=044
| 44 نيسا || – || Nysa, موقع أسطوري يوناني|| 
|-id=045
| 45 أوجينيا || – || أوجيني of France, mother of نابليون, after whom أنطوان دي سانت-أكزوبيري's character *[[الأمير الصغير (رواية)]]* is based ((45) Eugenia I Petit-Prince) || 
|-id=046
| 46 هيستيا || – || هيستيا, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=047
| 47 آغليا || – || آغليا, Greek إلهات الحسن || 
|-id=048
| 48 دوريس || – || Doris, Greek أوقيانوسيات || 
|-id=049
| 49 بالس || – || Pales, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=050
| 50 فرجينيا || – || فيرجينيا, Roman legendary heroine. It also an allusion to فرجينيا, United States || 
|-id=051
| 51 Nemausa || – || Latin name for نيم, France || 
|-id=052
| 52 أوروبا || – || Europa, أميرة أسطورية يونانية || 
|-id=053
| 53 Kalypso || – || Calypso, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=054
|  || – || ألكسندر فون هومبولت, explorer || 
|-id=055
| 55 Pandora || – || باندورا, امرأة أسطورية يونانية || 
|-id=056
| ميليت 56 || – || Melete, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=057
| 57 Mnemosyne || – || نيموزين, الأساطير اليونانية تيتانيس || 
|-id=058
| 58 Concordia || – || Concordia, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=059
| 59 Elpis || – || Elpis, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=060
|  || – || Echo, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=061
| 61 Danaë || – || داناي, Greek mother of Perseus || 
|-id=062
|  || – || إراتو, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=063
| 63 Ausonia || – || Alternative name for Italy || 
|-id=064
| 64 Angelina || – || Astronomical station of فرانز زافير فون زاك, near مارسيلياs || 
|-id=065
|  || – || كوبيلي, Greek goddess || 
|-id=066
| 66 Maja || – || Maia, Greek Pleiad || 
|-id=067
| 67 آسيا || – || Asia, Greek mythological Titaness || 
|-id=068
|  || – || ليتو, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=069
| 69 Hesperia || – || إيطاليا, Greek term for Italy || 
|-id=070
| 70 Panopaea || – || Panopaea, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=071
|  || – || نيوبي (ميثولوجيا), امرأة أسطورية يونانية || 
|-id=072
| 72 Feronia || – || فيرونيا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=073
| 73 Klytia || – || Clytie, Greek أوقيانوسيات || 
|-id=074
| 74 Galatea || – || Either Galatea the nymph or Galatea the statue || 
|-id=075
| 75 Eurydike || – || يوريديس, Greek wife of Orpheus || 
|-id=076
| 76 Freia || – || فريا, Norse goddess || 
|-id=077
| 77 Frigga || – || فريغ, Norse goddess || 
|-id=078
| 78 ديانا || – || ديانا (ميثولوجيا), إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=079
| 79 Eurynome || – || Eurynome, various Greek figures || 
|-id=080
| 80 Sappho || – || صافو, Greek poet || 
|-id=081
| 81 Terpsichore || – || تيربسيكوري, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=082
| 82 Alkmene || – || ألكميني, Greek mother of Heracles || 
|-id=083
| 83 Beatrix || – || بياتريتشي بورتيناري, beloved of دانتي أليغييري || 
|-id=084
| 84 Klio || – || كليو, إله الإلهام (يونانية) || 
|-id=085
|  || – || Io, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=086
|  || – || سيميلي, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=087
| 87 سيلفيا || – || Sylvie Petiaux-Hugo Flammarion, first wife of كميل فلاماريون، فرنسا popularizer of astronomy; however, Pogson himself reports it was named after Rhea Sylvia, the mythical mother of the twins رومولوس ورموس† || 
|-id=088
| 88 Thisbe || – || بيراموس وثيسبي, legendary Roman heroine || 
|-id=089
|  || – || القديسة جوليا, الشهيد البكر الذي يبجيل كقديس مسيحي. تاريخ وفاته على الأرجح في أو بعد 439 ميلادي || 
|-id=090
| 90 أنتيوب || – || أنتيوب أمازون أسطورية يونانية أو عاشق زيوس|| 
|-id=091
| 91 إيجينا || – || أجانيطس, حورية يونانية || 
|-id=092
| 92 أوندينا || – || أوندينا, بطلة الرواية التي كتبها فريدريش دي لا موتي فوكيه|| 
|-id=093
| 93 منيرفا || – || منيرفا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=094
| 94 أورورا || – || أورورا, إلهة رومانية || 
|-id=095
| 95 أريثوزا || – || أريثوزا, يونان هيسبيريديس || 
|-id=096
| 96 إيغل || – || إيغل, شخصيات يونانية مختلفة || 
|-id=097
| 97 كلوثو || – || كلوثو, مصير يوناني|| 
|-id=098
| 98 إيانث || – || , امرأة أسطورية يونانية || 
|-id=099
| 99 دايك || – || دايك, إلهة يونانية || 
|-id=100
| هيكات 100 || – || هيكات, إلهة يونانية (اسم "هيكات" ويبدو انة مثل اليونانية * هكاتون * معنى 'مائة.") || 
|}

## 101–200

|-
| هيلين 101 || – || هيلين, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=102
| 102 Miriam || – || مريم (أخت موسى), Biblical prophetess || 
|-id=103
| 103 هيرا || – || هيرا, Greek goddess || 
|-id=104
| 104 كليمين || – || One of various Greek figures named Clymene || 
|-id=105
| 105 Artemis || – || أرتميس, Greek goddess || 
|-id=106
| 106 Dione || – || Dione, mythological Greek Titaness || 
|-id=107
| 107 Camilla || – || Feminine form of كميل فلاماريون's name. Maybe also Camilla, mythological فولسكيan queen. || 
|-id=108
| 108 Hecuba || – || هيكوبا, Trojan wife of Priam || 
|-id=109
| 109 Felicitas || – || Felicitas, Roman goddess || 
|-id=110
| 110 Lydia || – || ليديا, ancient region of Asia Minor || 
|-id=111
| 111 Ate || – || آتي (أسطورة), Greek goddess || 
|-id=112
| 112 Iphigenia || – || إيفيجينيا, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=113
| 113 Amalthea || – || Amalthea, mythological Greek nursemaid || 
|-id=114
| 114 Kassandra || – || كاساندرا, mythological Trojan prophetess || 
|-id=115
| ثيرا 115 || – || Thyra, wife of King غورم القديم || 
|-id=116
| 116 Sirona || – || Sirona, Celtic goddess || 
|-id=117
| 117 Lomia || – || Misspelling of لاميا, lover of زيوس (?) || 
|-id=118
| 118 Peitho || – || Peitho, Greek goddess || 
|-id=119
| 119 Althaea || – || Althaea, Greek mother of Meleager || 
|-id=120
| 120 Lachesis || – || Lachesis, Greek Fate || 
|-id=121
| 121 هيرميوني || – || هرميون, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=122
| 122 Gerda || – || Gerda, Norse goddess || 
|-id=123
| 123 Brunhild || – || برونهيلد, Norse Valkyrie || 
|-id=124
| 124 Alkeste || – || , mythological Greek woman || 
|-id=125
| 125 Liberatrix || – || Possibly أدولف تيير, French president during the الحرب الفرنسية البروسية. Also possibly جان دارك. || 
|-id=126
| 126 Velleda || – || Veleda, Germanic priestess, leader of Batavian uprising against the الإمبراطورية الرومانية || 
|-id=127
| 127 Johanna || – || جان دارك (1412–1431), saint and heroine of France || 
|-id=128
| 128 Nemesis || – || نمسيس (إلهة), Greek goddess || 
|-id=129
| 129 Antigone || – || أنتيجون, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=130
| 130 Elektra || – || اليكترا, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=131
| 131 Vala || – || Vala, mythological Norse prophetess || 
|-id=132
| 132 Aethra || – || Aethra, Greek mother of Theseus || 
|-id=133
| 133 Cyrene || – || Cyrene, Greek lover of Apollo || 
|-id=134
| 134 Sophrosyne || – || Sophrosyne, Plato's concept of moderation || 
|-id=135
| 135 Hertha || – || Hertha, Norse goddess || 
|-id=136
| 136 اوستريا || – || Austria, country || 
|-id=137
| 137 مالبويا || – || Meliboea, various Greek figures || 
|-id=138
| 138 Tolosa || – || Latin for تولوز || 
|-id=139
| 139 جويوا || – || لهجات صينية for 'Star of China's Fortune' || 
|-id=140
| 140 سيوة || – || Siwa, Slavic goddess || 
|-id=141
| 141 Lumen || – || *[[Lumen : Récits de l'infini]]*, book by كميل فلاماريون || 
|-id=142
| 142 بولانا || – || بولا (مدينة), city now in كرواتيا || 
|-id=143
| 143 Adria || – || البحر الأدرياتيكي || 
|-id=144
| 144 Vibilia || – || Vibilia, Roman goddess || 
|-id=145
| 145 أديونا || – || Adeona, Roman goddess || 
|-id=146
| 146 Lucina || – || Lucina, Roman goddess || 
|-id=147
| 147 Protogeneia || – || Protogeneia, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=148
| 148 Gallia || – || بلاد الغال, Roman province || 
|-id=149
| ميدوسا 149 || – || ميدوسا, mythological Greek monster || 
|-id=150
| 150 Nuwa || – || نوا, Chinese mythological figure || 
|-id=151
| 151 أبوندانتيا || – || أبوندانتيا, Roman goddess || 
|-id=152
| 152 Atala || – || Atala, eponymous hero of novel by الفيكونت دوشاتوبريان || 
|-id=153
| 153 هيلدا || – || Daughter of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer || 
|-id=154
| 154 Bertha || – || Berthe Martin-Flammarion, sister of French astronomer كميل فلاماريون || 
|-id=155
| 155 Scylla || – || سيلا (حورية), Greek mythological monster || 
|-id=156
| 156 Xanthippe || – || زنتيب, wife of سقراط || 
|-id=157
| 157 Dejanira || – || Deianira, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=158
| كورونيس 158 || – || Coronis, various Greek figures || 
|-id=159
| 159 Aemilia || – || فيا إيميليا, Roman road || 
|-id=160
| 160 Una || – || Una, character in إدموند سبنسر's *[[ملكة الجن]]* || 
|-id=161
| 161 Athor || – || حتحور, Egyptian goddess || 
|-id=162
| 162 Laurentia || – || جوزيف لوران, French amateur astronomer || 
|-id=163
| إريغون 163 || – || Erigone, various Greek figures || 
|-id=164
| 164 Eva || – || *
*. It may refer to حواء. || 
|-id=165
| 165 Loreley || – || The لوريلي, character in فلكلور ألماني || 
|-id=166
| 166 Rhodope || – || Rhodope, Greek mythological queen || 
|-id=167
| اوردا 167 || – || Urd, Norse Norn || 
|-id=168
| 168 Sibylla || – || The سيبيلا (نبية)s, Greek prophetesses || 
|-id=169
| 169 Zelia || – || Feminine form of Zelos, Greek god || 
|-id=170
| 170 Maria || – || Maria, sister of Italian astronomer أنطونيو أبيتي, astronomer || 
|-id=171
| 171 Ophelia || – || Ophelia, character in Shakespeare's *Hamlet* || 
|-id=172
| 172 Baucis || – || Baucis, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=173
| 173 Ino || – || إينو, mythological Greek woman || 
|-id=174
| 174 Phaedra || – || فايدرا, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=175
| 175 Andromache || – || أندروماكا, Trojan wife of هكتور || 
|-id=176
| 176 Iduna || – || إدون, a club that hosted an astronomical conference in ستوكهولم, Sweden (the club was probably named after Iduna, a Norse goddess) || 
|-id=177
| 177 Irma || – || *
* || 
|-id=178
| 178 Belisana || – || Belisana, Celtic goddess || 
|-id=179
| 179 Klytaemnestra || – || كليتيمنيسترا, Greek mythological queen || 
|-id=180
| 180 Garumna || – || Ancient name for نهر غارون River, France || 
|-id=181
| 181 Eucharis || – || Eucharis, Greek nymph || 
|-id=182
| 182 Elsa || – || Perhaps the character in the legend of Lohengrin perpetuated by ريتشارد فاغنر's opera || 
|-id=183
| 183 Istria || – || إستريا, peninsula in Croatia and Slovenia || 
|-id=184
| 184 Dejopeja || – || Deiopaea, Roman nymph || 
|-id=185
| 185 Eunike || – || نيريد, Greek نيريد || 
|-id=186
| 186 Celuta || – || Celuta, the main character in the short novella *[[René (novella)|René]]* by French author الفيكونت دوشاتوبريان (1768–1848) || 
|-id=187
| 187 Lamberta || – || يوهان هاينغيش لامبرت, astronomer || 
|-id=188
| 188 Menippe || – || Menippe, Greek daughter of أوريون (ميثولوجيا) || 
|-id=189
| 189 Phthia || – || Phthia, various Greek figures and places || 
|-id=190
| 190 Ismene || – || إيسميني, Greek daughter of أوديب || 
|-id=191
| 191 Kolga || – || K?lga, Norse daughter of ?gir || 
|-id=192
| 192 Nausikaa || – || Nausicaa, mythological Greek princess || 
|-id=193
| 193 Ambrosia || – || Ambrosia, Greek food of the gods || 
|-id=194
| 194 Prokne || – || فيلوميلا, Greek sister of فيلوميلا || 
|-id=195
| 195 Eurykleia || – || Eurycleia, Greek nurse of أوديسيوس || 
|-id=196
| 196 Philomela || – || فيلوميلا, mythological Greek woman || 
|-id=197
| 197 Arete || – || Arete, Greek mother of Nausicaa || 
|-id=198
| 198 Ampella || – || Ampelos, Greek friend of ديونيسوس (?) || 
|-id=199
| 199 Byblis || – || بيبليس, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=200
| 200 Dynamene || – || Dynamene, Greek نيريد || 
|}
## 201–300

|-
| 201 Penelope || – || بينيلوبي, Greek wife of أوديسيوس || 
|-id=202
| 202 Chryseïs || – || Chryseis, mythological Trojan woman || 
|-id=203
| 203 Pompeja || – || بومبي, ruined Roman town || 
|-id=204
| 204 Kallisto || – || كاليستو (ميثولوجيا), Greek nymph || 
|-id=205
| 205 Martha || – || مرثا, woman in the العهد الجديد || 
|-id=206
| 206 Hersilia || – || Hersilia, Roman wife of رومولوس ورموس || 
|-id=207
| 207 Hedda || – || Hedwig, wife of German astronomer تيودور فريدريك أوغست || 
|-id=208
| لكريمسا 208 || – || Our Lady of Sorrows, a title referring to مريم العذراء || 
|-id=209
| 209 Dido || – || عليسة, mythological Carthaginian queen || 
|-id=210
| 210 إسابيلا || – || *
* || 
|-id=211
| 211 Isolda || – || Isolde, heroine of the legend of  || 
|-id=212
| 212 Medea || – || ميديا, Greek mythological witch || 
|-id=213
| 213 Lilaea || – || Lilaea, Greek Naiad || 
|-id=214
| 214 Aschera || – || Aschera، صيداian goddess || 
|-id=215
| 215 Oenone || – || Oenone, Greek nymph || 
|-id=216
| كليوباترا 216 || – || كليوباترا السابعة, Queen of Egypt || 
|-id=217
| 217 Eudora || – || Eudora, Greek Hyad || 
|-id=218
| 218 Bianca || – || Bianca Bianchi, stage name of the German opera singer Bertha Schwarz || 
|-id=219
| 219 Thusnelda || – || توسنيلدا, wife of Germanic warrior أرمينيوس || 
|-id=220
| 220 Stephania || – || ستيفاني أميرة بلجيكا || 
|-id=221
| 221 Eos || – || Eos, Greek goddess || 
|-id=222
| 222 Lucia || – || Lucia, daughter of Austrian explorer Hans Wilczek || 
|-id=223
| 223 Rosa || – || *
* || 
|-id=224
| 224 Oceana || – || The المحيط الهادئ || 
|-id=225
| 225 Henrietta || – || Henrietta, wife of French astronomer بيير جانسين || 
|-id=226
| 226 Weringia || – || W?hring, part of فيينا || 
|-id=227
| 227 Philosophia || – || فلسفة || 
|-id=228
| 228 Agathe || – || Agathe, daughter of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer || 
|-id=229
| 229 Adelinda || – || Adelinda, wife of Austrian astronomer ادموند فايس || 
|-id=230
| 230 Athamantis || – || هيله, Greek daughter of أثاماس || 
|-id=231
| 231 Vindobona || – || Latin name for فيينا, Austria || 
|-id=232
| 232 Russia || – || Russia, country || 
|-id=233
| 233 Asterope || – || Sterope, Greek Pleiad || 
|-id=234
| 234 باربارا || – || بربارة (?) || 
|-id=235
| 235 Carolina || – || جزيرة كارولاين, now part of كيريباتي || 
|-id=236
| 236 Honoria || – || هونوريا, Roman goddess (?) || 
|-id=237
| 237 Coelestina || – || Coelestine, wife of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer || 
|-id=238
| 238 Hypatia || – || هيباتيا, philosopher || 
|-id=239
| 239 Adrastea || – || أدراستيا (إلهة), Greek goddess || 
|-id=240
| 240 Vanadis || – || فريا, Norse goddess || 
|-id=241
| 241 Germania || – || Latin name for Germany || 
|-id=242
| 242 Kriemhild || – || Kriemhild, mythological Germanic princess || 
|-id=243
| 243 إيدا || – || Ida, Cretan nymph, after whom ماونت إيدا is named, where the mythical داكتلس lived (243 إيدا) || 
|-id=244
| 244 Sita || – || سيتا, Hindu wife of راما (هندوسية) (?) || 
|-id=245
| 245 Vera || – || *
* || 
|-id=246
| 246 Asporina || – || Asporina, goddess worshipped in أناضول || 
|-id=247
| 247 Eukrate || – || Eukrate, Greek Nereid || 
|-id=248
| 248 Lameia || – || لاميا, lover of Zeus || 
|-id=249
| 249 Ilse || – || Ilse, legendary German princess || 
|-id=250
| 250 Bettina || – || Baroness Bettina von Rothschild || 
|-id=251
| 251 Sophia || – || Sophia, wife of German astronomer Hugo von Seeliger || 
|-id=252
| 252 Clementina || – || *
* || 
|-id=253
| ماتيلد 253 || – || Mathilde, wife of French astronomer Maurice Loewy (?) || 
|-id=254
| 254 Augusta || – || Auguste von Littrow, author, and champion of women's rights; wife of Austrian astronomer كارل لودفيغ فون ليترو || 
|-id=255
| 255 Oppavia || – || أوبافا, now التشيك || 
|-id=256
| 256 Walpurga || – || Saint Walpurga || 
|-id=257
| 257 Silesia || – || سيليزيا, region of central Europe || 
|-id=258
| 258 تايكي || – || تيكه, Greek goddess || 
|-id=259
| 259 Aletheia || – || Aletheia, Greek goddess || 
|-id=260
| 260 Huberta || – || Saint Hubertus || 
|-id=261
| 261 Prymno || – || Prymno, Greek Oceanid || 
|-id=262
| 262 Valda || – || *
* || 
|-id=263
| 263 درسدا || – || درسدن, Germany || 
|-id=264
| 264 Libussa || – || Libussa, legendary founder of براغ || 
|-id=265
| 265 Anna || – || Anny, daughter of ادموند فايس, Austrian astronomer and director of the Vienna Observatory || 
|-id=266
| 266 Aline || – || Linda, daughter of ادموند فايس, Austrian astronomer and director of the Vienna Observatory || 
|-id=267
| 267 Tirza || – || Tirzah, Biblical figure || 
|-id=268
| 268 Adorea || – || Adorea, Roman cake || 
|-id=269
| 269 Justitia || – || Justitia or تيميس, Greek goddess || 
|-id=270
| 270 Anahita || – || Anahita, Persian goddess || 
|-id=271
| 271 Penthesilea || – || Penthesilea, mythological Amazon queen || 
|-id=272
| 272 Antonia || – || *
* || 
|-id=273
| 273 Atropos || – || أتروبوس, Greek Fate || 
|-id=274
| 274 Philagoria || – || Philagoria, recreation club in أولوموتس || 
|-id=275
| 275 Sapientia || – || Latin for wisdom || 
|-id=276
| 276 Adelheid || – || *
* || 
|-id=277
| 277 الفيرا || – || Character in books by ألفونس دو لامارتين (?) || 
|-id=278
| 278 Paulina || – || *
* || 
|-id=279
| 279 Thule || – || ثولي, mythical northern land (usually identified with إسكندنافيا) || 
|-id=280
| 280 Philia || – || فيليا (مفهوم), Greek nymph || 
|-id=281
| 281 Lucretia || – || كارولين هيرشل, astronomer || 
|-id=282
| 282 Clorinde || – || Heroine of توركواتو تاسو's poem *[[تحرير أورشليم]]* (?) || 
|-id=283
| 283 Emma || – || *
* || 
|-id=284
| 284 Amalia || – || *
* || 
|-id=285
| 285 Regina || – || *
* || 
|-id=286
| 286 Iclea || – || Heroine of French astronomer كميل فلاماريون's novel *[[أورانيا]]* || 
|-id=287
| 287 Nephthys || – || نيفتيس, Egyptian goddess || 
|-id=288
| 288 Glauke || – || غلاوكي, Greek daughter of Creon || 
|-id=289
| 289 Nenetta || – || French slang for a frivolous woman || 
|-id=290
| 290 Bruna || – || برنو, now التشيك || 
|-id=291
| 291 Alice || – || *
* || 
|-id=292
| 292 Ludovica || – || *
* || 
|-id=293
| 293 Brasilia || – || البرازيل, country || 
|-id=294
| 294 Felicia || – || *
* || 
|-id=295
| 295 Theresia || – || ماريا تيريزا (Theresia in German) || 
|-id=296
| 296 Phaëtusa || – || Phaethusa, Greek goddess || 
|-id=297
| 297 Caecilia || – || *
* || 
|-id=298
| 298 Baptistina || – || *
* || 
|-id=299
| 299 Thora || – || ثور (ميثولوجيا), Norse god || 
|-id=300
| 300 Geraldina || – || *
* || 
|}

## 301–400

|-
| 301 Bavaria || – || بافاريا, region of Germany || 
|-id=302
| 302 Clarissa || – || *
* || 
|-id=303
| 303 Josephina || – || Discoverer Elia Millosevich simply stated "in homage to a person dear to me" || 
|-id=304
| 304 Olga || – || Olga, niece of Prussian astronomer فريدريش فيلهلم آرغلاندر || 
|-id=305
| 305 Gordonia || – || جيمس غوردون بينيت جونيور, patron || 
|-id=306
| 306 Unitas || – || Book by Italian astronomer انجيلو سيكي and also the unity of Italy || 
|-id=307
| 307 Nike || – || نيكه, Greek goddess, and also نيس, France || 
|-id=308
| 308 Polyxo || – || Polyxo, Greek Hyad || 
|-id=309
| 309 Fraternitas || – || Latin for fraternity || 
|-id=310
| 310 Margarita || – || *
* || 
|-id=311
| 311 كلوديا || – || *
* || 
|-id=312
| 312 Pierretta || – || *
* || 
|-id=313
| 313 Chaldaea || – || كلدو، بلاد بابلn nation || 
|-id=314
| 314 Rosalia || – || *
* || 
|-id=315
| 315 Constantia || – || Constancy || 
|-id=316
| 316 Goberta || – || *
* || 
|-id=317
| 317 Roxane || – || روكسانا, wife of الإسكندر الأكبر || 
|-id=318
| 318 Magdalena || – || *
* || 
|-id=319
| 319 Leona || – || *
* || 
|-id=320
| 320 Katharina || – || Mother of discoverer يوهان بليسا || 
|-id=321
| 321 فلورنتينا || – || Florentine, daughter of the discoverer, Austrian astronomer يوهان بليسا || 
|-id=322
| 322 Phaeo || – || Phaeo, Greek Hyad || 
|-id=323
| 323 Brucia || – || كاثرين ولف بروس, American patron of astronomy † || 
|-id=324
| 324 Bamberga || – || بامبرغ, Germany || 
|-id=325
| 325 Heidelberga || – || هايدلبرغ, Germany || 
|-id=326
| 326 تمارا || – || تامار ملكة جورجيا, medieval queen of جورجيا || 
|-id=327
| 327 Columbia || – || كريستوفر كولومبوس || 
|-id=328
| 328 Gudrun || – || , Norse wife of سيغورد || 
|-id=329
| 329 Svea || – || Sweden || 
|-id=330
| أدالبيرتا (330) || A910 CB || Adalbert Merx, the discoverer's father-in-law (?) || 
|-id=331
| 331 Etheridgea || – || *
* || 
|-id=332
| 332 Siri || – || *
* || 
|-id=333
| بادينيا (333) || 1892 A || دوقية بادن الكبرى, region of Germany || 
|-id=334
| 334 Chicago || 1892 L || شيكاغو, United States || 
|-id=335
| 335 Roberta || 1892 C || كارل روبرت أوستن، ألمان بلطيقيون diplomat and entomologist || 
|-id=336
| 336 Lacadiera || 1892 D || La Cadière-d'Azur, village in فار (إقليم فرنسي), France || 
|-id=337
| 337 Devosa || 1892 E || *
* || 
|-id=338
| 338 Budrosa || 1892 F || *
* || 
|-id=339
| دوروثيا (339) || 1892 G || دوروثي كلومبكه, astronomer || 
|-id=340
| إدواردا (340) || 1892 H || هاينريش فون إدوارد لادي, German banker and amateur astronomer † || 
|-id=341
| كاليفورنيا (341) || 1892 J || كاليفورنيا, US state || 
|-id=342
| 342 Endymion || 1892 K || Endymion, Greek || 
|-id=343
| 343 Ostara || 1892 N || *Ostara*, Old High German name for أوستارا, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring, reconstructed by جاكوب غريم in his *Deutsche Mythologie* || 
|-id=344
| 344 Desiderata || 1892 M || ديزيريه كلاري (Bernhardine Eugenie Désirée Bernadotte, née Clary) || 
|-id=345
| 345 Tercidina || 1892 O || *
* || 
|-id=346
| 346 Hermentaria || 1892 P || Herment, village in بوي دي دوم (إقليم فرنسي), France (?) || 
|-id=347
| 347 Pariana || 1892 Q || *
* || 
|-id=348
| 348 May || 1892 R || كارل ماي, German author (?) || 
|-id=349
| 349 Dembowska || 1892 T || Ercole Dembowski, Italian astronomer || 
|-id=350
| 350 Ornamenta || 1892 U || Antoinette Horneman from Scheveningen, daughter of a Dutch mariner. She was a very zealous member of the *Société astronomique de France* || 
|-id=351
| 351 Yrsa || 1892 V || Yrsa, queen in أساطير إسكندنافية *(
according to Schmadel/Herget)* || 
|-id=352
| 352 Gisela || 1893 B || Gisela Wolf, wife of the discoverer, ماكس فولف || 
|-id=353
| 353 Ruperto-Carola || 1893 F || جامعة هايدلبرغ || 
|-id=354
| 354 Eleonora || 1893 A || *
* || 
|-id=355
| 355 Gabriella || 1893 E || Gabrielle Flammarion, French astronomer || 
|-id=356
| 356 Liguria || 1893 G || ليغوريا, region of Italy || 
|-id=357
| 357 Ninina || 1893 J || *
* || 
|-id=358
| 358 Apollonia || 1893 K || أبولونيا (إيليريا), Ancient Greek colony in إيليريا (?) || 
|-id=359
| 359 Georgia || 1893 M || King جورج الثاني ملك بريطانيا العظمى || 
|-id=360
| 360 Carlova || 1893 N || *
* || 
|-id=361
| 361 Bononia || 1893 P || Latin name for بولونيا (إيطاليا), Italy, and for بولوني سور مير, France || 
|-id=362
| 362 Havnia || 1893 R || Latin name for كوبنهاغن, Denmark || 
|-id=363
| 363 Padua || 1893 S || بادوفا, Italy || 
|-id=364
| 364 Isara || 1893 T || نهر إيزري, France || 
|-id=365
| 365 Corduba || 1893 V || Latin name for C?rdoba, Spain (?) || 
|-id=366
| 366 Vincentina || 1893 W || Vincenzo Cerulli, Italian astronomer || 
|-id=367
| 367 Amicitia || 1893 AA || Latin for صداقة || 
|-id=368
| 368 Haidea || 1893 AB || *
* || 
|-id=369
| 369 Aëria || 1893 AE || هواء (عنصر تقليدي), one of the four عنصر تقليديs || 
|-id=370
| 370 Modestia || 1893 AC || عفة || 
|-id=371
| 371 Bohemia || 1893 AD || بوهيميا, region of التشيك || 
|-id=372
| 372 Palma || 1893 AH || ميورقة (مدينة), Spain || 
|-id=373
| 373 Melusina || 1893 AJ || Probably Melusine, mythological French mermaid, associated with the origins of the سلالة لوزينيان || 
|-id=374
| 374 Burgundia || 1893 AK || بورغندي, region of France || 
|-id=375
| 375 أورسولا || 1893 AL || *
* || 
|-id=376
| 376 Geometria || 1893 AM || هندسة رياضية || 
|-id=377
| 377 Campania || 1893 AN || كامبانيا, region of Italy || 
|-id=378
| 378 Holmia || 1893 AP || Latin name for ستوكهولم, Sweden || 
|-id=379
| 379 Huenna || 1894 AQ || Latin name for Hven, Swedish island || 
|-id=380
| 380 Fiducia || 1894 AR || Latin for ثقة || 
|-id=381
| 381 Myrrha || 1894 AS || ميرا (أسطورة), Greek mythological princess || 
|-id=382
| 382 دودونا || 1894 AT || Dodona (now Dodoni), Greece || 
|-id=383
| 383 جنينا || 1894 AU || *
* || 
|-id=384
| 384 Burdigala || 1894 AV || Latin name for بوردو, France || 
|-id=385
| 385 Ilmatar || 1894 AX || لونوتار, Finnish goddess || 
|-id=386
| 386 Siegena || 1894 AY || زيغن, Germany || 
|-id=387
| 387 Aquitania || 1894 AZ || آكيتين, region of France || 
|-id=388
| 388 Charybdis || 1894 BA || كاريبديس, mythological Greek monster || 
|-id=389
| 389 Industria || 1894 BB || Latin for اجتهاد (مصطلح) || 
|-id=390
| 390 Alma || 1894 BC || نهر ألما، القرم، أوكرانيا || 
|-id=391
| 391 Ingeborg || 1894 BE ||  from أساطير إسكندنافية *(
according to Schmadel/Herget)* || 
|-id=392
| يلهيلمينا (392) || 1894 BF || Queen فيلهلمينا ملكة هولندا † || 
|-id=393
| 393 Lampetia || 1894 BG || Lampetia, various Greek figures || 
|-id=394
| 394 اردوينا || 1894 BH || أردين, Gaulish goddess || 
|-id=395
| 395 ديليا || 1894 BK || Alternative name for the Greek goddess أرتميس || 
|-id=396
| 396 Aeolia || 1894 BL || أيولس أو Aeolia، منطقة قدسمة في أناضول؛ أو الجزر الإيولية، Italy || 
|-id=397
| 397 فيينا || 1894 BM || فيينا, Austria || 
|-id=398
| 398 Admete || 1894 BN || Admete, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=399
| 399 Persephone || 1895 BP || بيرسيفون, Greek goddess || 
|-id=400
| 400 Ducrosa || 1895 BU || J. Ducros, astronomer || 
|}

## 401–500

|-
| 401 Ottilia || 1895 BT || Ottilia, character in فلكلور ألماني || 
|-id=402
| 402 Chloë || 1895 BW || ديميتر, mythological Greek shepherdess || 
|-id=403
| 403 Cyane || 1895 BX || Cyane, Greek nymph || 
|-id=404
| 404 Arsinoë || 1895 BY || Arsinoe, Greek mother of أوريستيس || 
|-id=405
| 405 Thia || 1895 BZ || ثيا, one of the twelve تيتان (ميثولوجيا) of Greek mythology || 
|-id=406
| 406 Erna || 1895 CB || Erna Bidschof, grand-daughter of Austrian astronomer يوهان بليسا || 
|-id=407
| أراكني (407) || 1895 CC || أراكني, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=408
| 408 Fama || 1895 CD || Fama, Roman goddess || 
|-id=409
| 409 Aspasia || 1895 CE || أسبازيا, mistress of بريكليس || 
|-id=410
| 410 Chloris || 1896 CH || Chloris, Greek goddess || 
|-id=411
| 411 Xanthe || 1896 CJ || أوقيانوسيات, one of the أوقيانوسياتs, daughters of the تيتان (ميثولوجيا) أوقيانوس and تيثيس || 
|-id=412
| 412 Elisabetha || 1896 CK || Elisabeth Wolf, mother of the discoverer || 
|-id=413
| 413 Edburga || 1896 CL || *
* || 
|-id=414
| 414 Liriope || 1896 CN || ليريوبي (حورية), Greek mother of نركسوس (ميثولوجيا) || 
|-id=415
| 415 Palatia || 1896 CO || The بالاتينات الانتخابية, region of Germany || 
|-id=416
| 416 Vaticana || 1896 CS || هضبة الفاتيكان, Rome || 
|-id=417
| 417 Suevia || 1896 CT || Suevia, a الاخويات والجمعيات of جامعة هايدلبرغ || 
|-id=418
| ألمانيا (418) || 1896 CV || Alemannia, a الاخويات والجمعيات of جامعة هايدلبرغ || 
|-id=419
| اوريليا (419) || 1896 CW || *
* || 
|-id=420
| 420 Bertholda || 1896 CY || قائمة حكام بادن, Margrave of دوقية بادن الكبرى || 
|-id=421
| 421 Z?hringia || 1896 CZ || The Z?hringen family of دوقية بادن الكبرى || 
|-id=422
| 422 Berolina || 1896 DA || Latin name for برلين || 
|-id=423
| 423 Diotima || 1896 DB || Diotima of Mantinea, Greek teacher of سقراط || 
|-id=424
| 424 Gratia || 1896 DF || The إلهات الحسن, Roman mythology || 
|-id=425
| 425 Cornelia || 1896 DC || Cornelia Africana, daughter of سكيبيو الإفريقي (?) || 
|-id=426
| 426 Hippo || 1897 DH || هيبون, ancient town (now عنابة، الجزائر) || 
|-id=427
| 427 Galene || 1897 DJ || نيريد, Greek Nereid || 
|-id=428
| 428 Monachia || 1897 DK || Latin name for ميونخ, Germany || 
|-id=429
| 429 Lotis || 1897 DL || Lotis, Greek nymph || 
|-id=430
| 430 Hybris || 1897 DM || تكبر, Greek goddess || 
|-id=431
| 431 Nephele || 1897 DN || نيفيله, Greek nymph || 
|-id=432
| 432 Pythia || 1897 DO || The بيثيا, Greek prophetess || 
|-id=433
| 433 إروس || 1898 DQ || إيروس, Greek god || 
|-id=434
| 434 هنغاريا || 1898 DR || Latin for Hungary || 
|-id=435
| 435 Ella || 1898 DS || *
* || 
|-id=436
| 436 Patricia || 1898 DT || *
* || 
|-id=437
| 437 Rhodia || 1898 DP || أوقيانوسيات, Greek Oceanid || 
|-id=438
| 438 Zeuxo || 1898 DU || Zeuxo, Greek Oceanid || 
|-id=439
| 439 Ohio || 1898 EB || أوهايو, US state and river || 
|-id=440
| 440 Theodora || 1898 EC || Theodora, daughter of Julius F. Stone, benefactor || 
|-id=441
| 441 Bathilde || 1898 ED || *
* || 
|-id=442
| 442 Eichsfeldia || 1899 EE || Eichsfeld, region of Germany || 
|-id=443
| 443 Photographica || 1899 EF || تصوير † || 
|-id=444
| 444 Gyptis || 1899 EL || Gyptis, wife of Protis, founder of مارسيليا, France || 
|-id=445
| 445 Edna || 1899 EX || Edna, wife of Julius F. Stone, benefactor || 
|-id=446
| أيتيرنيتاس (446) || 1899 ER || إيترنيتاس, Roman god || 
|-id=447
| 447 Valentine || 1899 ES || Valentine, daughter of Baron Albert von Rothschild, benefactor || 
|-id=448
| 448 Natalie || 1899 ET || *
* || 
|-id=449
| 449 Hamburga || 1899 EU || هامبورغ, Germany † || 
|-id=450
| 450 Brigitta || 1899 EV || *
* || 
|-id=451
| 451 Patientia || 1899 EY || Latin for صبر || 
|-id=452
| 452 Hamiltonia || 1899 FD || Mount Hamilton، كاليفورنيا || 
|-id=453
| 453 Tea || 1900 FA || *
* || 
|-id=454
| 454 Mathesis || 1900 FC || Greek for (the act of) *learning*, chosen to mark the 300th anniversary of the Mathematische Gesellschaft in Hamburg founded in 1690 † || 
|-id=455
| 455 Bruchsalia || 1900 FG || بروخزال, Germany || 
|-id=456
| أبنوبا (456) || 1900 FH || أبنوبا, Celtic goddess || 
|-id=457
| ألليجينيا (457) || 1900 FJ || مرصد أليغيني, United States || 
|-id=458
| 458 Hercynia || 1900 FK || Latin name for a forested region of Germany || 
|-id=459
| 459 Signe || 1900 FM || Signy, Norse sister of Sigmund || 
|-id=460
| 460 Scania || 1900 FN || Scania, region of Sweden || 
|-id=461
| 461 Saskia || 1900 FP || ساسكيا فان يولنبرج, wife of رامبرانت † || 
|-id=462
| 462 Eriphyla || 1900 FQ || Eriphyle, mythological Greek woman || 
|-id=463
| لولا (463) || 1900 FS || Character in *[[كافالريا روستيكانا]]*, opera by بييترو ماسكاني (?) || 
|-id=464
| 464 Megaira || 1901 FV || Megaira, one of the Greek إيرينيس || 
|-id=465
| اليستو (465) || 1901 FW || Alecto, one of the Greek إيرينيس || 
|-id=466
| 466 Tisiphone || 1901 FX || Tisiphone, one of the Greek إيرينيس || 
|-id=467
| 467 Laura || 1901 FY || Character in *[[La Gioconda (opera)|La Gioconda]]*, opera by أميلكاري بونشييلي (?) || 
|-id=468
| لينا (468) || 1901 FZ || Lina, a maidservant of the discoverer || 
|-id=469
| 469 Argentina || 1901 GE || الأرجنتين, country in South America || 
|-id=470
| 470 Kilia || 1901 GJ || Latin for كيل, Germany || 
|-id=471
| 471 Papagena || 1901 GN || Character in ولفغانغ أماديوس موزارت's opera *[[Die Zauberfl?te|The Magic Flute]]* || 
|-id=472
| 472 Roma || 1901 GP || روما, Italy || 
|-id=473
| 473 Nolli || 1901 GC || Nickname of a small child in the discoverer's family || 
|-id=474
| 474 Prudentia || 1901 GD || تبصر, Roman allegorical figure || 
|-id=475
| 475 Ocllo || 1901 HN || Ocllo, Inca queen, named after the wife of one of the four sons of Pirua Wiracocha, creator god of civilization in Inca mythology † || 
|-id=476
| 476 Hedwig || 1901 GQ || Hedwig, wife of astronomer Elis Stromgren || 
|-id=477
| 477 Italia || 1901 GR || Italy, country || 
|-id=478
| 478 Tergeste || 1901 GU || Latin name for ترييستي, Italy || 
|-id=479
| 479 Caprera || 1901 HJ || كابريرا, island in سردينيا, Italy || 
|-id=480
| 480 Hansa || 1901 GL || The الرابطة الهانزية || 
|-id=481
| 481 Emita || 1902 HP || *
* || 
|-id=482
| 482 Petrina || 1902 HT || Feminine form of Petrus, Latin for Peter, one of the discoverer's dogs || 
|-id=483
| 483 Seppina || 1902 HU || Sepp, another of the discoverer's dogs || 
|-id=484
| 484 Pittsburghia || 1902 HX || بيتسبرغ (بنسيلفانيا), United States || 
|-id=485
| 485 Genua || 1902 HZ || Latin name for جنوة, Italy || 
|-id=486
| 486 Cremona || 1902 JB || كريمونا, Italy || 
|-id=487
| 487 Venetia || 1902 JL || The Italian فينيتو with its capital البندقية || 
|-id=488
| 488 Kreusa || 1902 JG || Creusa, various Greek figures || 
|-id=489
| 489 Comacina || 1902 JM || Comacina, island in بحيرة كومو, Italy || 
|-id=490
| فيريتاس (490) || 1902 JP || Veritas, Roman goddess || 
|-id=491
| 491 Carina || 1902 JQ || *
* || 
|-id=492
| 492 جيسموندا || 1902 JR || Gismond, Italian folk tale heroine || 
|-id=493
| 493 Griseldis || 1902 JS || Patient Griselda, folk tale heroine || 
|-id=494
| فيرتوس (494) || 1902 JV || Virtus, Roman god || 
|-id=495
| 495 Eulalia || 1902 KG || The grandmother of the discoverer's wife || 
|-id=496
| 496 Gryphia || 1902 KH || أندرياس جريفوس, German poet || 
|-id=497
| 497 Iva || 1902  || Iva Shores, daughter of the discoverer's landlord || 
|-id=498
| 498 Tokio || 1902 KU || طوكيو, Japan || 
|-id=499
| 499 Venusia || 1902 KX || Alternative name for Hven, Swedish island || 
|-id=500
| 500 Selinur || 1903 LA || Character in فريدريش ثيودور فيشر's novel *[[فريدريش ثيودور فيشر]]* || 
|}

## 501–600

|-
| 501 Urhixidur || 1903 LB || Character in فريدريش ثيودور فيشر's novel *[[فريدريش ثيودور فيشر]]* || 
|-id=502
| 502 Sigune || 1903 LC || Character in فولفرام فون اشنباخ's *[[Titurel]]* || 
|-id=503
| 503 Evelyn || 1903 LF || Evelyn Smith Dugan, the discoverer's (رايموند سميث دوغان) mother || 
|-id=504
| 504 Cora || 1902 LK || Cora, wife of one of the four sons of Pirua Wiracocha, creator god of civilization in أساطير الإنكا † || 
|-id=505
| 505 Cava || 1902 LL || Cava, figure in أساطير الإنكا || 
|-id=506
| 506 Marion || 1903 LN || Marion Orcutt, the discoverer's (Raymond Smith Dugan) cousin † || 
|-id=507
| 507 Laodica || 1903 LO || Laodice, daughter of بريام and هيكوبا† || 
|-id=508
| 508 Princetonia || 1903 LQ || جامعة برنستون || 
|-id=509
| 509 Iolanda || 1903 LR || *
* || 
|-id=510
| 510 Mabella || 1903 LT || Mabel Loomis Todd, daughter of the American mathematician-astronomer الياس وميس, wife of David Peck Todd (see 511, below) || 
|-id=511
| 511 Davida || 1903 LU || ديفيد بيك تود, American astronomer || 
|-id=512
| 512 Taurinensis || 1903 LV || Taurinum, ancient name of تورينو, Italy || 
|-id=513
| 513 Centesima || 1903 LY || 100th (the discoverer's 100th asteroid) || 
|-id=514
| أرميدا (514) || 1903 MB || Character in كريستوف فيليبالد غلوك's opera *[[Armide (Gluck)|Armide]]*, based on توركواتو تاسو's baroque epic poem *[[تحرير أورشليم]]* || 
|-id=515
| أثاليا (515) || 1903 ME || عثليا, Biblical queen of Judah (2 Kings ix) || 
|-id=516
| 516 Amherstia || 1903 MG || كلية أمهرست, alma mater of the discoverer || 
|-id=517
| 517 Edith || 1903 MH || Edith Dugan Eveleth, the discoverer's sister || 
|-id=518
| 518 Halawe || 1903 MO || حلاوة طحينية, a type of Arabic sweetmeat, a favourite of the discoverer || 
|-id=519
| 519 Sylvania || 1903 MP || The غابةs the discoverer enjoyed tramping through even as a small boy || 
|-id=520
| فرانشيسكا (520) || 1903 MV || *
* || 
|-id=521
| 521 Brixia || 1904 NB || Latin for بريشا, Italy, birthplace of the orbit computer, اميليو بيانكي || 
|-id=522
| 522 Helga || 1904 NC || ([H] only says "Named by Lt. Th. Lassen, orbit computer"; see AN 169, 363. Note that *computer* does not refer to a حاسوب شخصي, i.e. a machine, but rather to a person actually doing the necessary calculations) || 
|-id=523
| 523 أدا || 1904 ND || Ada Helme, school friend and neighbour of the discoverer || 
|-id=524
| 524 Fidelio || 1904 NN || Leonora's pseudonym in لودفيج فان بيتهوفن's only opera *[[فيديليو]]* || 
|-id=525
| 525 أديلايد || 1908 EKa || Queen أديلايد من ساكس-ماينينغن, consort to King ويليام الرابع ملك المملكة المتحدة ([H] says nothing) This name was first borne by a ماكس فولف discovery until it was identified as 1171 روسثاويليا؛ the name was then reassigned to this جويل هاستينغز ميتكالف discovery || 
|-id=526
| 526 Jena || 1904 NQ || ينا، ألمانيا, on the occasion of a meeting of the *Astronomische Gesellschaft* there in 1905 (see AN 172, 287) || 
|-id=527
| 527 Euryanthe || 1904 NR || Character in كارل ماريا فون فيبر's opera *[[Euryanthe]]* || 
|-id=528
| 528 Rezia || 1904 NS || Character in كارل ماريا فون فيبر's opera *[[Oberon (Weber)|Oberon]]* || 
|-id=529
| 529 Preziosa || 1904 NT || Character in ميغيل دي ثيربانتس' short story *[[الغجرية (رواية)]]* || 
|-id=530
| 530 Turandot || 1904 NV || Character in جاكومو بوتشيني's opera *[[توراندوت]]* || 
|-id=531
| 531 زيرلينا || 1904 NW || Character in ولفغانغ أماديوس موزارت's opera *[[دون جيوفاني]]* || 
|-id=532
| 532 Herculina || 1904 NY || Feminine form of هرقل (إله), Roman demigod ([H] simply says "named by Prof. Elia Millosevich, Observatory of the Collegio Romano" AN 167, 45) || 
|-id=533
| 533 Sara || 1904 NZ || A friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=534
| 534 ناسوفيا || 1904 OA || Latin for Nassau Hall، جامعة برنستون || 
|-id=535
| 535 Montague || 1904 OC || مونتاغو (ماساتشوستس), US, the discoverer's birthplace || 
|-id=536
| 536 Merapi || 1904 OF || Mount Merapi، سومطرة, site of several expeditions to observe the solar eclipse of 17 May 1901 || 
|-id=537
| 537 Pauly || 1904 OG || Max Pauly, German businessman (manager of a sugar factory) and amateur optician whom إرنست كارل آبي appointed as head of the newly established Astronomy Division of كارل زايس أى جى to design and produce telescope lenses; he ground the 10-inch lens of the Bruce telescope, the "jewel of the K?nigstuhl" || 
|-id=538
| 538 Friederike || 1904 OK || Friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=539
| 539 Pamina || 1904 OL || Character in ولفغانغ أماديوس موزارت's opera *[[Die Zauberfl?te|The Magic Flute]]* || 
|-id=540
| 540 Rosamunde || 1904 ON || Character in فرانز شوبرت's incidental music for the play *[[Rosamunde]]* || 
|-id=541
| ديبورا (541) || 1904 OO || دبوره, Biblical prophetess (Judges 4:5) || 
|-id=542
| 542 Susanna || 1904 OQ || Friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=543
| 543 Charlotte || 1904 OT || Friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=544
| 544 Jetta || 1904 OU || Jetta, legendary figure of هايدلبرغ || 
|-id=545
| 545 Messalina || 1904 OY || ميسالينا, Roman empress || 
|-id=546
| 546 Herodias || 1904 PA || هيروديا, Biblical princess, consort of هيرودوس أنتيباس || 
|-id=547
| 547 Praxedis || 1904 PB || Character in German poet and author Victor von Scheffel's *[[Ekkehard]]* || 
|-id=548
| 548 Kressida || 1904 PC || Cressida, Trojan princess, character of وليم شكسبير's play *[[ترويلوس وكريسيدا]]* (based on the medieval legend of Troy, as opposed to the classical) || 
|-id=549
| 549 Jessonda || 1904 PK || Character in German composer, violinist and conductor لويس سبور's opera *[[Jessonda]]* || 
|-id=550
| 550 Senta || 1904 PL || Character in German composer ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[الهولندي الطائر]]* || 
|-id=551
| 551 Ortrud || 1904 PM || The wife of Ferederick of Telramund in ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[Lohengrin (opera)|Lohengrin]]* † || 
|-id=552
| 552 Sigelinde || 1904 PO || Character in ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[Die Walküre]]* || 
|-id=553
| 553 Kundry || 1904 PP || Character in ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[بارسيفال]]* || 
|-id=554
| 554 Peraga || 1905 PS || Peraga, Italy, site of a country villa of relatives of the orbit computer || 
|-id=555
| 555 Norma || 1905 PT || Character in فينشينسو بيليني's opera *[[Norma (opera)|Norma]]* || 
|-id=556
| 556 Phyllis || 1905 PW || , mythological Greek princess, who loved Demophon, son of ثيسيوس || 
|-id=557
| 557 Violetta || 1905 PY || Character in جوزيبي فيردي's opera *[[لا ترافياتا]]*, in turn based on ألكسندر دوماس الابن' *[[غادة الكاميليا]]* || 
|-id=558
| 558 Carmen || 1905 QB || Character in جورج بيزيه's opera *[[كارمن]]*, in turn based on بروسبير ميريميه's novella of the كارمن (رواية) || 
|-id=559
| 559 Nanon || 1905 QD || *[[Nanon]]*, operetta by 19th-century German-Austrian composer Richard Genée† ||  
|-id=560
| 560 Delila || 1905 QF || دليلة, Biblical character, set to music by كامي سان صانز in his *[[شمشون ودليلة (أوبرا)]]* || 
|-id=561
| 561 Ingwelde || 1905 QG || *[[Ingwelde]]*, opera by Max von Schillings (?) ([H] simply says « German feminine first name ») || 
|-id=562
| سالومي (562) || 1905 QH || سالومي (أميرة), Biblical daughter of هيرودس الأول, character of ريتشارد شتراوس' opera *[[Salome (opera)|Salome]]*, in turn based on أوسكار وايلد's *[[Salome (play)|Salomé]]* play || 
|-id=563
| 563 Suleika || 1905 QK || From يوهان فولفغانغ فون غوته's *[[West?stlicher Diwan]]* (see here) || 
|-id=564
| 564 Dudu || 1905 QM || Character in فريدريك نيتشه's *[[هكذا تكلم زرادشت]]* || 
|-id=565
| 565 Marbachia || 1905 QN || Marbach, town in ألمانيا || 
|-id=566
| 566 Stereoskopia || 1905 QO || The مقارنة وميضية, an apparatus used by astronomers to detect astronomical objects such as asteroids (for instance) on photographic images of an area of the sky taken at different times; the first minor planet thus discovered, in 1902 from 1899 plates, was later identified as this one || 
|-id=567
| 567 Eleutheria || 1905 QP || Eleutheria, the Greek festivals held in honour of Zeus Eleutherius, « the asserter of liberty » || 
|-id=568
| 568 Cheruskia || 1905 QS || Cheruskia, student fraternity at جامعة هايدلبرغ, named in turn after the شيروسكيون, an early German tribe || 
|-id=569
| 569 Misa || 1905 QT || Misa, Greek divinity in the أورفكية || 
|-id=570
| كاثيرا (570) || 1905 QX || كيثيرا, Greek island (First name in a long list published in 1914) ||  
|-id=571
| 571 Dulcinea || 1905 QZ || Dulcinea, character in ميغيل دي ثيربانتس' novel *[[دون كيخوتي]]* || 
|-id=572
| 572 Rebekka || 1905 RB || A young woman from Heidelberg(possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters: **R**e**b**ekka) ||  
|-id=573
| 573 Recha || 1905 RC || Character in إفرايم ليسينغ's play *[[Nathan der Weise]]* ([H] says « Recha, a city in Palestine ») (possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters: **R**e**c**ha) || 
|-id=574
| 574 Reginhild || 1905 RD || German feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**R**eginhil**d**) || 
|-id=575
| 575 Renate || 1905 RE || Possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**Re**nate) ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=576
| 576 Emanuela || 1905 RF || A friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=577
| 577 Rhea || 1905 RH || ريا, mythological Greek Titaness (possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters: **Rh**ea) || 
|-id=578
| 578 Happelia || 1905 RZ || Carl Happel, German painter and benefactor of the Heidelberg Observatory; the Happel Laboratory there is named after him † || 
|-id=579
| 579 Sidonia || 1905 SD || Character in *[[Armide (Gluck)|Armide]]*, opera by كريستوف فيليبالد غلوك (inspired by the provisional designation letters: **S**i**d**onia) || 
|-id=580
| 580 Selene || 1905 SE || سيليني (ميثولوجيا), Greek lunar goddess || 
|-id=581
| 581 Tauntonia || 1905 SH || تونتون, US, the discovery site || 
|-id=582
| 582 Olympia || 1906 SO || أوليمبيا (مدينة) || 
|-id=583
| 583 Klotilde || 1905 SP || Daughter of Austrian astronomer ادموند فايس, director of the Imperial Observatory where the minor planet was discovered || 
|-id=584
| 584 Semiramis || 1906 SY || سميراميس, Assyrian queen || 
|-id=585
| 585 Bilkis || 1906 TA || Bilqis, Balqis or Balkis, the القرآن الكريم name for the بلقيس † || 
|-id=586
| 586 Thekla || 1906 TC || تقلا || 
|-id=587
| 587 Hypsipyle || 1906 TF || Hypsipyle, mythological Greek queen of Lemnos, mother of twins by جاسون || 
|-id=588
| أخيل 588 || 1906 TG || آخيل, mythological Greek warrior || 
|-id=589
| 589 Croatia || 1906 TM || كرواتيا, country || 
|-id=590
| تومايرس (590) || 1906 TO || تومريس, Scythian Queen of the مساغيتا || 
|-id=591
| 591 Irmgard || 1906 TP || German feminine first name || 
|-id=592
| 592 Bathseba || 1906 TS || بثشبع, wife of أوريا الحيثي, mother of سليمان || 
|-id=593
| 593 Titania || 1906 TT || Titania, folkloric queen of the fairies (name inspired by the provisionla designation letters: **T**i**t**ania) || 
|-id=594
| 594 Mireille || 1906 TW || *[[Mireille (opera)|Mireille]]* (*Mirèio* in the original لغة قسطانية), a narrative poem by French poet فردريك ميسترال, the source of inspiration for the opera of that name by the French composer شارل جونو || 
|-id=595
| 595 Polyxena || 1906 TZ || بوليكسينا, mythological Trojan princess, daughter of بريام and هيكوبا || 
|-id=596
| 596 Scheila || 1906 UA || An English student at the جامعة هايدلبرغ, a friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=597
| باندسيا (597) || 1906 UB || Spring of Bandusia, fountain near Polezzo، بوليا, Italy || 
|-id=598
| اوكتافيا (598) || 1906 UC || كلوديا أوكتافيا, Roman Empress, stepsister and first wife of نيرون || 
|-id=599
| 599 Luisa || 1906 UJ || *
* || 
|-id=600
| 600 Musa || 1906 UM || The Greek إلهات الإلهامs || 
|}

## 601–700

|-
| 601 Nerthus || 1906 UN || Nerthus, Germanic/Scandinavian Earth Mother goddess || 
|-id=602
| 602 Marianna || 1906 TE || ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=603
| 603 Timandra || 1906 TJ || Timandra, mythological Greek woman, sister of هيلين, mother of Evander || 
|-id=604
| 604 Tekmessa || 1906 TK || Tecmessa, mythological Greek woman, daughter of the Phrygian prince Teubrantes, captive of آياس (ميثولوجيا), by whom she had a son, Eurysaces || 
|-id=605
| 605 Juvisia || 1906 UU || , France, where كميل فلاماريون's observatory was located || 
|-id=606
| 606 Brang?ne || 1906 VB || Character in ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[تريستان وإيزولت]]*, a maid servant of Isolda || 
|-id=607
| 607 Jenny || 1906 VC || Jenny Adolfine Kessler, friend of the discoverer, on the occasion of her engagement (see 608) || 
|-id=608
| 608 Adolfine || 1906 VD || Jenny Adolfine Kessler, friend of the discoverer, on the occasion of her engagement (see 607) || 
|-id=609
| 609 Fulvia || 1906 VF || فولوفيا, wife of ماركوس أنطونيوس || 
|-id=610
| 610 Valeska || 1906 VK || German feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**V**ales**k**a) ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=611
| 611 Valeria || 1906 VL || Feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**V**a**l**eria) ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=612
| 612 Veronika || 1906 VN || German feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**V**ero**n**ika) || 
|-id=613
| 613 Ginevra || 1906 VP || German feminine first name (most famously غوينيفير, wife of الملك آرثر) || 
|-id=614
| 614 Pia || 1906 VQ || German feminine first name, or possibly Pia-Sternwarte (Pia Observatory), in ترييستي, the private observatory of Johann Nepomuk Krieger (1865–1902), German amateur astronomer and selenographer || 
|-id=615
| 615 Roswitha || 1906 VR || Hrotsvitha of Gandersheim, German poet || 
|-id=616
| 616 Elly || 1906 VT || Elly Boehm (Elly Meyer-Ellès), translator, wife of Karl Boehm, German mathematician || 
|-id=617
| باتروكلوس 617 || 1906 VY || فطرقل, mythological Greek warrior, and his father Menoetius, son of Iapetus and Clymene (باتروكلوس 617) || 
|-id=618
| 618 Elfriede || 1906 VZ || *
* || 
|-id=619
| 619 Triberga || 1906 WC || تريبرغ، بادن-فورتمبيرغ, Germany || 
|-id=620
| 620 Drakonia || 1906 WE || جامعة درايك, Iowa, US, where the orbit computers worked || 
|-id=621
| 621 Werdandi || 1906 WJ || فيرداندي, one of the Norns in Norse mythology ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=622
| 622 Esther || 1906 WP || استر, Biblical heroine || 
|-id=623
| 623 Chimaera || 1907 XJ || Mount Chimaera of Lycia, inspiration for the كمير (أسطورة), mythological Greek monster || 
|-id=624
| هيكتور 624 || 1907 XM || هكتور, Trojan hero || 
|-id=625
| 625 Xenia || 1907 XN || German feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**X**e**n**ia) || 
|-id=626
| 626 Notburga || 1907 XO || Saint Notburga, holy character of the نيكار valley, the discovery site || 
|-id=627
| 627 Charis || 1907 XS || إلهات الحسن, Greek goddess, one of the three Graces || 
|-id=628
| 628 Christine || 1907 XT || The discoverer's wife || 
|-id=629
| 629 Bernardina || 1907 XU || *
* || 
|-id=630
| 630 Euphemia || 1907 XW || Saint Euphemia || 
|-id=631
| 631 Philippina || 1907 YJ || Philipp Kessler, friend of the discoverer, on the occasion of his engagement (see also 634, below) || 
|-id=632
| 632 Pyrrha || 1907 YX || بيرها, wife of Deukalion, Greek mythological woman || 
|-id=633
| 633 Zelima || 1907 ZM || German feminine first name, possibly inspired by the provisional designation letters (**Z**eli**m**a) || 
|-id=634
| 634 Ute || 1907 ZN || A friend of the discoverer, on the occasion of her engagement (see also 631, above) || 
|-id=635
| 635 Vundtia || 1907 ZS || فيلهلم فونت, German psychologist || 
|-id=636
| 636 Erika || 1907 XP || *
* || 
|-id=637
| 637 Chrysothemis || 1907 YE || Chrysothemis, mythological daughter of أجاممنون, character in سوفوكليس' *[[Electra (Sophocles)|Electra]]* || 
|-id=638
| 638 Moira || 1907 ZQ || مويراي, Greek goddess of fate || 
|-id=639
| 639 Latona || 1907 ZT || ليتو, Roman goddess, daughter of Ceo Titan, loved by Jupiter, mother of Apollo and Diana || 
|-id=640
| 640 Brambilla || 1907 ZW || *[[Prinzessi Brambilla]]*, novel by إرنست هوفمان || 
|-id=641
| أغنيس (641) || 1907 ZX || *
* || 
|-id=642
| 642 Clara || 1907 ZY || One of the discoverer's housekeepers || 
|-id=643
| 643 Scheherezade || 1907 ZZ || شهرزاد (شخصية), legendary Arabic storyteller in *[[ألف ليلة وليلة]]* || 
|-id=644
| 644 Cosima || 1907 AA || كوسيما فاغنر, daughter of فرانز ليست, Hungarian virtuoso pianist and composer, and second wife of German composer ريتشارد فاغنر || 
|-id=645
| 645 Agrippina || 1907 AG || Agrippina, two Roman noblewomen of that name † ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=646
| 646 Kastalia || 1907 AC || Castalia, Greek nymph whom أبولو (إله إغريقي) transformed into a fountain at دلفي, at the base of Mount جبل بارناسوس || 
|-id=647
| 647 Adelgunde || 1907 AD || *
* || 
|-id=648
| 648 Pippa || 1907 AE || Character in *[[Und Pippa tanzt]]*, novel by غرهارت هاوبتمان || 
|-id=649
| 649 Josefa || 1907 AF || German feminine first name || 
|-id=650
| 650 Amalasuntha || 1907 AM || أمالاسونثا، قوط شرقيون queen, daughter of ثيودوريك العظيم || 
|-id=651
| 651 Antikleia || 1907 AN || Anticlea, wife of Laertes, mother of Greek hero أوديسيوس || 
|-id=652
| 652 Jubilatrix || 1907 AU || The 60-year يوبيل ماسي of Emperor فرانتس يوزف الأول, during which this minor planet was discovered || 
|-id=653
| 653 Berenike || 1907 BK || Queen برنيكي الثانية ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=654
| 654 Zelinda || 1908 BM || Daughter of mathematician Ulisse Dini ([H] has only « German feminine first name »), or the niece of French astronomer كميل فلاماريون (the daughter of his sister Berthe) † || 
|-id=655
| 655 Briseïs || 1907 BF || بريسيز, mythological Trojan slave ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=656
| 656 Beagle || 1908 BU || بيغل (سفينة)، تشارلز داروين's ship || 
|-id=657
| 657 Gunl?d || 1908 BV || Gunnlod, mythological Norse giantess ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=658
| 658 Asteria || 1908 BW || أستريا (ميثولوجيا), various Greek figures ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=659
| نسطور 659 || 1908 CS || نسطور (ميثولوجيا), mythological Greek king ([H] only states when it was named) || 
|-id=660
| 660 Crescentia || 1908 CC || Heroine of a German legend, a variant of the Genevieve of Brabant medieval story, found in the *Historie von der geduldigen Konigin Crescentia*, itself based on a 12th-century poem in the *[[Kaiserchronik]]* || 
|-id=661
| 661 Cloelia || 1908 CL || Cloelia, legendary Roman woman || 
|-id=662
| 662 Newtonia || 1908 CW || previously believed to refer to إسحاق نيوتن, British physicist; but later correctly identified as being named after Newton, Massachusetts *(Isaac Newton is now honored by asteroid )* || 
|-id=663
| 663 Gerlinde || 1908 DG || German feminine first name || 
|-id=664
| 664 Judith || 1908 DH || Biblical heroine dramatised in فريدريش هيبل's play *[[Judith (play)|Judith]]* || 
|-id=665
| 665 Sabine || 1908 DK || French feminine first name ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=666
| 666 Desdemona || 1908 DM || Desdemona, character in Shakespeare's *[[عطيل]]* (possibly in part because of the letters in the provisional designation: **D**esde**m**ona) || 
|-id=667
| 667 Denise || 1908 DN || French feminine first name (possibly inspired by the letters of the provisional designation: **D**e**n**ise) || 
|-id=668
| 668 Dora || 1908 DO || A friend of the discoverer's wife (possibly inspired by the letters of the provisional designation: **Do**ra) || 
|-id=669
| 669 Kypria || 1908 DQ || *[[Cypria|Kypria]]*, poem sometimes attributed to هوميروس, which serves as an introduction to the الإلياذة || 
|-id=670
| 670 Ottegebe || 1908 DR || Character in غرهارت هاوبتمان's play *[[Der arme Heinrich]]* || 
|-id=671
| 671 Carnegia || 1908 DV || The Carnegie Institution of Washington, DC, founded by أندرو كارنيغي, Scottish-born American businessman and philanthropist || 
|-id=672
| 672 Astarte || 1908 DY || عشتروت, Phoenician goddess of love and fertility || 
|-id=673
| 673 Edda || 1908 EA || The Norse قصائد إيدا, a collection of myths || 
|-id=674
| 674 Rachele || 1908 EP || Wife of Italian astronomer اميليو بيانكي, the orbit computer || 
|-id=675
| 675 Ludmilla || 1908 DU || Character in ميخائيل غلينكا's opera *[[Ruslan and Lyudmila]]* ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=676
| 676 Melitta || 1909 FN || Attic form of the Greek name ميليسا, nymph changed into a bee (and also an allusion to the discoverer's name, Melotte) || 
|-id=677
| 677 ألتجه || 1909 FR || Aaltje Noordewier-Reddingius, Dutch singer † || 
|-id=678
| 678 Fredegundis || 1909 FS || *[[Fredegundis]]*, an opera based on the life of Fredegund (a.k.a. Fredegunda, Fredegundis, Fredigundis, Frédégonde, Queen consort of شيلبيريك الأول, the Merovingian Frankish king of Soissons), begun by the French composer Ernest Guirand and completed by كامي سان صانز || 
|-id=679
| 679 Pax || 1909 FY || باكس, Roman goddess || 
|-id=680
| 680 Genoveva || 1909 GW || Main character in فريدريش هيبل's play *[[Genoveva]]* || 
|-id=681
| 681 Gorgo || 1909 GZ || جورجو، ملكة أسبرطة, 5th-century BC Queen of Sparta, daughter of Kleomenes and wife of Leonidas || 
|-id=682
| 682 Hagar || 1909 HA || هاجر, Biblical woman (Genesis XXI 14) || 
|-id=683
| 683 Lanzia || 1909 HC || Heinrich Lanz, the German industrialist who provided the funds for the establishment of the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences † || 
|-id=684
| 684 Hildburg || 1909 HD || German feminine first name (possibly inspired by the letters of the provisional designation: **H**il**d**burg) || 
|-id=685
| 685 Hermia || 1909 HE || *
* || 
|-id=686
| 686 Gersuind || 1909 HF || Character in غرهارت هاوبتمان's play *[[Gersuind]]* || 
|-id=687
| 687 Tinette || 1909 HG || *
* || 
|-id=688
| 688 Melanie || 1909 HH || *
* || 
|-id=689
| 689 زيتا || 1909 HJ || Princess زيتا من بوربون بارما, wife of Emperor كارل الأول إمبراطور النمسا || 
|-id=690
| 690 وراتيسلافيا || 1909 HZ || Latin for Breslau (Wroc?aw), now in بولندا || 
|-id=691
| 691 Lehigh || 1909 JG || جامعة ليهاي, US, where the computer (جوزيف بي. رينولدز) was || 
|-id=692
| قائمة الكواكب الصغيرة: 2001–3000 || 1901 HD || Hippodamia, Greek mythological ancestor of أجاممنون and wife of بيلوبس (possibly inspired by the letters of the provisional designation: **H**ippo**d**amia) || 
|-id=693
| 693 Zerbinetta || 1909 HN || Character in ريتشارد شتراوس' opera *[[Ariadne auf Naxos]]* || 
|-id=694
| 694 Ekard || 1909 JA || جامعة درايك, US ('Drake' backwards), where the orbit computers (سيث بارنز نيكلسون and his wife) were || 
|-id=695
| 695 Bella || 1909 JB || *
* || 
|-id=696
| 696 Leonora || 1910 JJ || Mary Leonora Snow, wife of the orbit computer, Arthur Snow || 
|-id=697
| 697 Galilea || 1910 JO || غاليليو غاليلي, on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of the discovery of Jupiter's أقمار غاليليوs || 
|-id=698
| 698 Ernestina || 1910 JX || Ernst Wolf, son of the discoverer || 
|-id=699
| 699 Hela || 1910 KD || هيل (ميثولوجيا نوردية), Norse goddess of the dead || 
|-id=700
| 700 Auravictrix || 1910 KE || Latin for 'victory against the wind' (named for the first Schütte-Lanz Zeppelin flights in 1911) || 
|}

## 701–800

|-
| 701 Oriola || 1910 KN || The Old World صفير ذهبي, *Oriolus oriolus* || 
|-id=702
| 702 Alauda || 1910 KQ || The *[[قبرة (جنس طيور)]]* genus of birds (قبرةs) || 
|-id=703
| 703 Noëmi || 1910 KT || Noemi, Biblical heroine from the سفر راعوث || 
|-id=704
| 704 إنتيرامنيا || 1910 KU || Latin for تيرني (أومبريا) (Teramo), إيطاليا, the discoverer's birthplace (several Roman towns were called Interamnia, meaning "in between two rivers") || 
|-id=705
| 705 Erminia || 1910 KV || The comic operetta *[[Erminie]]*, by Edward Jacobowsky || 
|-id=706
| 706 Hirundo || 1910 KX || The *[[خطاف (جنس)|خطاف]]* genus of birds (سنونو) || 
|-id=707
| 707 Steina || 1910 LD || Mr. Stein, a benefactor of Breslau Observatory || 
|-id=708
| 708 Raphaela || 1911 LJ || Raphaël Bischoffsheim, French banker and philanthropist, founder of the مرصد نيس (Nice Observatory) || 
|-id=709
| 709 Fringilla || 1911 LK || The *[[شرشور]]* genus of birds (شرشورياتes) || 
|-id=710
| 710 Gertrud || 1911 LM || A granddaughter of the discoverer ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=711
| 711 Marmulla || 1911 LN || Possibly the German word *marmel* (كرة زجاجية (لعبة)) ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=712
| 712 Boliviana || 1911 LO || Sim?n Bol?var, South American revolutionary || 
|-id=713
| 713 Luscinia || 1911 LS || The *[[لوسينيا (نوع من الطيور)|لوسينيا]]* genus of birds (عندليبs) || 
|-id=714
| 714 Ulula || 1911 LW || The *Ulula* genus of birds (بومياتs) || 
|-id=715
| 715 Transvaalia || 1911 LX || ترانسفال، جنوب أفريقيا؛ this was the first minor planet discovered from there || 
|-id=716
| 716 Berkeley || 1911 MD || جامعة كاليفورنيا (بركلي) || 
|-id=717
| 717 Wisibada || 1911 MJ || فيسبادن, Germany, where the discoverer فرانز كايزر was born † || 
|-id=718
| 718 Erida || 1911 MS || Daughter of American astronomer Armin Otto Leuschner || 
|-id=719
| 719 ألبرت || 1911 MT || Baron Albert Salomon von Rothschild, benefactor of the Vienna Observatory || 
|-id=720
| 720 بالهنيا || 1911 MW || Karl Petrus Theodor Bohlin, Swedish astronomer, on the occasion of his 65th birthday || 
|-id=721
| 721 Tabora || 1911 MZ || The *[[تابورا]]*, an ocean liner visited during an astronomical conference || 
|-id=722
| 722 Frieda || 1911 NA || Daughter of Austrian astronomer Karl Hillebrand ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=723
| 723 Hammonia || 1911 NB || هامبورغ, Germany † || 
|-id=724
| 724 Hapag || 1911 NC || The هامبورغ أمريكا لاين (HAPAG), after the shipping line † || 
|-id=725
| 725 Amanda || 1911 ND || Amanda Schorr, wife of German astronomer ريتشارد شور † || 
|-id=726
| 726 Joëlla || 1911 NM || Feminine form of Joël, for جويل هاستينغز ميتكالف, American Unitarian minister and astronomer || 
|-id=727
| 727 Nipponia || 1912 NT || اليابان, where the minor planet was accidentally discovered twice (1900 FE; 1908 CV) by شين هيراياما || 
|-id=728
| 728 Leonisis || 1912 NU || , president of the  at فرانكفورت, Germany (on the occasion of his 70th birthday), and the goddess إيزيس, emblem of the Society || 
|-id=729
| 729 Watsonia || 1912 OD || جيمس كريغ واتسون, Canadian-American astronomer † || 
|-id=730
| 730 Athanasia || 1912 OK || Greek for خلود || 
|-id=731
| 731 Sorga || 1912 OQ || *Surga*, لغة إندونيسية for 'heavens' ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=732
| 732 Tjilaki || 1912 OR || Tjilaki, river and village near Malabar, Indonesia || 
|-id=733
| 733 Mocia || 1912 PF || Werner "Mok" Wolf, son of the discoverer || 
|-id=734
| 734 Benda || 1912 PH || Bendl, Czech composer of the opera *[[Lejla (opera)|Lejla]]* || 
|-id=735
| 735 Marghanna || 1912 PY || Margarete Vogt, the discoverer's mother, and Hanna, a relative of his || 
|-id=736
| 736 Harvard || 1912 PZ || جامعة هارفارد, US || 
|-id=737
| 737 Arequipa || 1912 QB || أريكيبا, Peru, where Harvard University had an observing station || 
|-id=738
| 738 Alagasta || 1913 QO || Original name of غاو-آلغسهايم, Germany †, the discoverer's family's native city || 
|-id=739
| 739 Mandeville || 1913 QR || , Jamaica || 
|-id=740
| 740 Cantabia || 1913 QS || Contraction of *Cantabrigia*, Latin for Cambridge, named in honour of كامبريدج (ماساتشوستس) and its جامعة هارفارد || 
|-id=741
| 741 Botolphia || 1913 QT || Saint Botolph, 7th-century founder of the monastery that would become بوسطن (إنجلترا), England || 
|-id=742
| 742 Edisona || 1913 QU || توماس إديسون, American inventor || 
|-id=743
| 743 Eugenisis || 1913 QV || لغة يونانية for 'good creation' (named for the birth of the discoverer's daughter) † ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=744
| 744 Aguntina || 1913 QW || Aguntinum, Roman colony in the province of نوريكوم, near Lienz || 
|-id=745
| 745 Mauritia || 1913 QX || القديس موريس, patron saint of a church in فيسبادن, Germany † || 
|-id=746
| 746 Marlu || 1913 QY || Marie-Louise Kaiser, the discoverer's daughter, a physician || 
|-id=747
| 747 Winchester || 1913 QZ || , US, from where the discoverer observed || 
|-id=748
| 748 Simeïsa || 1913 RD || Simeïs Observatory، القرم، أوكرانيا, the discovery site || 
|-id=749
| 749 Malzovia || 1913 RF || معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000, Russian amateur astronomer, founder of Simeïs Observatory || 
|-id=750
| 750 Oskar || 1913 RG || Oskar Ruben von Rothschild, benefactor? ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=751
| 751 Faïna || 1913 RK || Faina Mikhajlovna Neujmina, the discoverer's colleague and first wife || 
|-id=752
| 752 Sulamitis || 1913 RL || Sulamith, Biblical woman identified with the بلقيس || 
|-id=753
| 753 Tiflis || 1913 RM || تبليسي, Georgia, the discoverer's native city || 
|-id=754
| 754 Malabar || 1906 UT || Malabar، جاوة (جزيرة), Indonesia, commemorating the Dutch-German solar eclipse expedition of 1922 to جزيرة عيد الميلاد || 
|-id=755
| 755 غوينتلا || 1908 CZ || Feminine Italian first name, chosen because no other planet had a name beginning with Q so far || 
|-id=756
| 756 Lilliana || 1908 DC || Sister of American astronomer هارلو شابلي || 
|-id=757
| 757 Portlandia || 1908 EJ || بورتلاند (مين), US, where the discoverer was a church minister at the time of his death || 
|-id=758
| 758 Mancunia || 1912 PE || Latin name of مانشستر, UK, the discoverer's native city || 
|-id=759
| 759 Vinifera || 1913 SJ || *[[كرمة نبيذية]]*, the wine grape, former means of livelihood of the discoverer's ancestors || 
|-id=760
| 760 Massinga || 1913 SL || أندرو سي. بيكر, German astronomer || 
|-id=761
| 761 Brendelia || 1913 SO || Martin Brendel (Otto Rudolph Martin Brendel), German astronomer, director of the International Planet Institute, who chose this minor planet amongst Kaiser's unnamed discoveries for its small orbital inclination || 
|-id=762
| 762 Pulcova || 1913 SQ || Pulkovo Heights, hills near St. Petersburg, site of the oldest Russian observatory, Pulkovo Observatory || 
|-id=763
| 763 Cupido || 1913 ST || كيوبيد, Roman god, because of the minor planet's relative closeness to the Sun || 
|-id=764
| 764 Gedania || 1913 SU || Gda?sk, Poland, at the observatory of which the discoverer was first assistant 1921–1925 || 
|-id=765
| 765 Mattiaca || 1913 SV || *Mattiacum*, Latin name for فيسبادن, Germany, the discoverer's home town || 
|-id=766
| 766 Moguntia || 1913 SW || Latin name for ماينتس, Germany, at the University of which the discoverer taught || 
|-id=767
| 767 Bondia || 1913 SX || William Cranch Bond and جورج فيلبس بوند, American father and son, astronomers || 
|-id=768
| ستروفينا 768 || 1913 SZ || فريدريك جورج ويهيلم فون ستروف، أوتو فيلهلم فون ستروف and هيرمان ستروف, Russo-German astronomers || 
|-id=769
| 769 Tatjana || 1913 TA || A colleague of the discover, or perhaps the heroine of ألكسندر بوشكين's *[[يفغيني اونيغين]]* || 
|-id=770
| 770 Bali || 1913 TE || Bali, King of the Daityas in the Hindu بورانا || 
|-id=771
| 771 Libera || 1913 TO || A friend of the discoverer (the minor planet was named by his widow) || 
|-id=772
| 772 Tanete || 1913 TR || Tanete، سولاوسي, Indonesia ? ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=773
| 773 Irmintraud || 1913 TV || Feminine German first name, common in old myths and legends || 
|-id=774
| 774 Armor || 1913 TW || أرموريكا, Celtic name for Northwest France (Brittany and Normandy) || 
|-id=775
| 775 Lumière || 1914 TX || الإخوة لوميير, French cinematic pioneers || 
|-id=776
| 776 Berbericia || 1914 TY || Adolf Berberich, German astronomer || 
|-id=777
| 777 Gutemberga || 1914 TZ || يوهان غوتنبرغ, printing pioneer || 
|-id=778
| 778 Theobalda || 1914 UA || Theobald Kaiser, the discoverer's father || 
|-id=779
| 779 Nina || 1914 UB || Nina Nikolaevna Neujmina (1877–1956), mathematician and sister of Russian discoverer غريغوري نويمين || 
|-id=780
| 780 Armenia || 1914 UC || أرمينيا || 
|-id=781
| 781 Kartvelia || 1914 UF || *Kartveli*, لغة جورجية name for the جورجيون || 
|-id=782
| 782 Montefiore || 1914 UK || Arthur Montefiore, secretary of Jackson's Arctic Expedition (1894–1898) || 
|-id=783
| 783 Nora || 1914 UL || Heroine of هنريك إبسن's play *[[بيت الدمية]]* || 
|-id=784
| 784 Pickeringia || 1914 UM || إدوارد تشارلز بيكرنج and ويليام هنري بيكرينغ, American astronomer brothers || 
|-id=785
| 785 Zwetana || 1914 UN || Tsvetana Popova, daughter of K. Popov (also Popoff or Pophoff) of صوفيا, Bulgaria || 
|-id=786
| 786 Bredichina || 1914 UO || فيودور بريديشين, Russian astronomer || 
|-id=787
| 787 Moskva || 1914 UQ || موسكو، روسيا || 
|-id=788
| 788 Hohensteina || 1914 UR || Hohenstein, near باد شفالباخ in the Rhine province in Germany, hometown of the wife of the discoverer; her family name (Breder or Broeder) derives from the castle's Order of Knighthood, "Breder von Hohenstein" || 
|-id=789
| 789 Lena || 1914 UU || Elena Petrovna Neujmina, mother of the discoverer ([H] simply says « feminine Russian first name, diminutive of Helen ») || 
|-id=790
| 790 Pretoria || 1912 NW || بريتوريا، جنوب أفريقيا || 
|-id=791
| أني 791 || 1914 UV || آني (مدينة), ruined city in أرمينيا || 
|-id=792
| 792 Metcalfia || 1907 ZC || جويل هاستينغز ميتكالف, American Unitarian minister and astronomer || 
|-id=793
| 793 Arizona || 1907 ZD || أريزونا, US, location of مرصد لويل || 
|-id=794
| 794 Irenaea || 1914 VB || Irene, daughter of astronomer ادموند فايس ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=795
| 795 Fini || 1914 VE || Diminutive of Josephine, feminine German/Austrian first name || 
|-id=796
| 796 Sarita || 1914 VH || *
* || 
|-id=797
| 797 Montana || 1914 VR || From *mons*, the Latin for جبل, in honour of مرصد هامبورغ, located at بيرجيدورف, in Germany; this was the first minor planet discovered there † ‡ || 
|-id=798
| 798 Ruth || 1914 VT || سفر راعوث, Biblical heroine in the Old Testament || 
|-id=799
| 799 Gudula || 1915 WO || German feminine first name, from the calendar *Lahrer Hinkender Bote* for January 9 || 
|-id=800
| 800 Kressmannia || 1915 WP || A. Kressman, benefactor of Heidelberg Observatory (Landessternwarte Heidelberg-K?nigstuhl) || 
|}

## 801–900

|-
| 801 Helwerthia || 1915 WQ || Elise Helwerth-Wolf, the discoverer's mother || 
|-id=802
| 802 Epyaxa || 1915 WR || Wife of Syennesis, King of قيليقية. || 
|-id=803
| 803 Picka || 1915 WS || معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000, Czech physician || 
|-id=804
| 804 Hispania || 1915 WT || Latin name for إسبانيا, whence this is the first minor planet discovery || 
|-id=805
| 805 Hormuthia || 1915 WW || Hormuth Kopff, wife of German astronomer August Kopff || 
|-id=806
| 806 Gyldénia || 1915 WX || Hugo Gyldén (1841–1896), Swedish astronomer at Stockholm Observatory || 
|-id=807
| 807 Ceraskia || 1915 WY || Vitold Ceraski (1849–1925), Russian astronomer and stellar and solar photometrist at Moscow Observatory || 
|-id=808
| 808 Merxia || 1901 GY || Adalbert Merx, the discoverer's father-in-law || 
|-id=809
| 809 Lundia || 1915 XP || Lund Observatory، لوند, Sweden || 
|-id=810
| أتوسا (810) || 1915 XQ || أتوسا, ancient Persian queen, daughter of كورش الكبير, wife of دارا الأول || 
|-id=811
| 811 Nauheima || 1915 XR || باد ناوهايم, Germany || 
|-id=812
| 812 أديل || 1915 XV || Sister of the philosopher أرتور شوبنهاور || 
|-id=813
| 813 Baumeia || 1915 YR || "H. Baum", an astronomy student who died in الحرب العالمية الأولى || 
|-id=814
| 814 Tauris || 1916 YT || تبريز, ancient name of القرم، أوكرانيا *(Schmadel says "Tauric Mount", but there is no such mountain)* || 
|-id=815
| كوبيليا (815) || 1916 YU || **, ballet by ليو دليباس || 
|-id=816
| جوليانا (816) || 1916 YV || Queen يوليانا ملكة هولندا || 
|-id=817
| أنيكا (817) || 1916 YW || *
* || 
|-id=818
| 818 Kapteynia || 1916 YZ || ياكوبس كابتين, Dutch astronomer || 
|-id=819
| 819 Barnardiana || 1916 ZA || إدوارد إيمرسون برنارد, American astronomer || 
|-id=820
| 820 Adriana || 1916 ZB || *
* || 
|-id=821
| 821 Fanny || 1916 ZC || *
* || 
|-id=822
| 822 Lalage || 1916 ZD || *
* || 
|-id=823
| 823 Sisigambis || 1916 ZG || سيسيقمبيز, mother of داريوس الثالث || 
|-id=824
| 824 Anastasia || 1916 ZH || Anastasia Semenoff, an acquaintance of Russian discoverer غريغوري نويمين || 
|-id=825
| 825 Tanina || 1916 ZL || Tanina, one of the White Russian princesses whose family were slaughtered during the 1918 revolution || 
|-id=826
| 826 Henrika || 1916 ZO || *
* || 
|-id=827
| 827 Wolfiana || 1916 ZW || ماكس فولف, German astronomer || 
|-id=828
| 828 Lindemannia || 1916 ZX || Adolph Friedrich Lindemann, German-born British amateur astronomer, inventor of the electrometer † || 
|-id=829
| 829 أكاديميا || 1916 ZY || The الأكاديمية الروسية للعلوم, St. Petersburg, on the occasion of its 200th anniversary || 
|-id=830
| 830 Petropolitana || 1916 ZZ || سانت بطرسبرغ, Russia ("Petropolis" in Latin) || 
|-id=831
| 831 Stateira || 1916 AA || Stateira, wife of أردشير الثاني الأخميني || 
|-id=832
| 832 Karin || 1916 AB || Karin M?nsdotter, wife of إريك الرابع عشر || 
|-id=833
| 833 Monica || 1916 AC || *
* || 
|-id=834
| 834 Burnhamia || 1916 AD || شربورن ويسلي بورنهام, American astronomer || 
|-id=835
| 835 Olivia || 1916 AE || *
* || 
|-id=836
| 836 Jole || 1916 AF || Iole, wife of divine hero Heracles in Greek mythology || 
|-id=837
| 837 Schwarzschilda || 1916 AG || كارل شفارتسشيلد, German astronomer || 
|-id=838
| 838 Seraphina || 1916 AH || *
* || 
|-id=839
| 839 Valborg || 1916 AJ || Valborg, heroine of Adam Gottlob Oehlenschl?ger's play *[[Axel e Valborg]]* || 
|-id=840
| 840 Zenobia || 1916 AK || Zenobia, Slavic goddess of hunting (No such goddess is known, and the name *Zenobia* is not Slavic in form. There were several Classical Zenobias, however, most notably زنوبيا, Queen of تدمر.) || 
|-id=841
| ارابيلا (841) || 1916 AL || *[[Arabella]]*, opera by ريتشارد شتراوس || 
|-id=842
| 842 Kerstin || 1916 AM || German feminine first name || 
|-id=843
| 843 Nicolaia || 1916 AN || ثورفالد ن. ثييل, Danish astronomer, actuary and mathematician, father of the discoverer, هولغر ثييل || 
|-id=844
| 844 Leontina || 1916 AP || ليينز, Austria, birthplace of the discoverer (named by his widow) || 
|-id=845
| 845 Naëma || 1916 AS || *
* || 
|-id=846
| 846 Lipperta || 1916 AT || معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000, German businessman and philanthropist, benefactor of مرصد هامبورغ † ‡ || 
|-id=847
| 847 Agnia || 1915 XX || Agnia Ivanovna Bad'ina (1877–1956), a Russian physician from Simeiz, on the Crimean peninsula || 
|-id=848
| 848 Inna || 1915 XS || Nikolaevna Leman-Balanovskaya (1881–1945), a Russian astronomer at the Pulkovo Observatory near St Petersburg || 
|-id=849
| 849 Ara || 1912 NY || American Relief Administration (ARA), in appreciation of the help it gave during the Russian famine of 1922–1923 || 
|-id=850
| 850 Altona || 1916 S24 || Altona, Germany, location of the observatory at which هاينريش كريستيان شوماخر began publication of the astronomical journal Astronomische Nachrichten in 1821 || 
|-id=851
| 851 Zeissia || 1916 S26 || كارل زايس أى جى Optical Works || 
|-id=852
| 852 Wladilena || 1916 S27 || فلاديمير لينين (1870–1924), Russian communist revolutionary, politician and Soviet leader || 
|-id=853
| 853 Nansenia || 1916 S28 || فريتيوف نانسين (1861–1930), Norwegian polar explorer || 
|-id=854
| 854 Frostia || 1916 S29 ||  (1866–1935), an American astronomer || 
|-id=855
| 855 Newcombia || 1916 ZP || سيمون نيوكومب (1835–1909), a Canadian–American professor of astronomy and director of the U.S. Nautical Almanac Office at المرصد البحري للولايات المتحدة || 
|-id=856
| 856 Backlunda || 1916 S30 || Johan Oskar Backlund (Oscar Andreevich Backlund), Swedish-Russian astronomer || 
|-id=857
| 857 Glasenappia || 1916 S33 || Sergey Glazenap (1848–1937), a Soviet astronomer, director of both St. Petersburg and Pulkovo Observatory and founder of the Russian Astronomical Society || 
|-id=858
| 858 El Djezaïr || 1916 a || Arabian name of الجزائر (مدينة), Algeria (meaning "the islands") || 
|-id=859
| 859 Bouzaréah || 1916 c || بوزريعة, Algiers, site of مركز البحث في علم الفلك والفيزياء الفلكية والجيوفيزياء || 
|-id=860
| 860 Ursina || 1917 BD || *
* || 
|-id=861
| ايدا (861) || 1917 BE || *[[أوبرا عايدة]]*, opera by the Italian composer جوزيبي فيردي || 
|-id=862
| 862 Franzia || 1917 BF || Franz Wolf, the discoverer's son || 
|-id=863
| 863 Benkoela || 1917 BH || بنغكولو, a city on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia  || 
|-id=864
| 864 أس || A921 SB || Character in هنريك إبسن's play *[[بير جينت]]* || 
|-id=865
| 865 Zubaida || 1917 BO || Character in كارل ماريا فون فيبر's opera *[[Abu Hassan]]* || 
|-id=866
| 866 Fatme || 1917 BQ || Character in كارل ماريا فون فيبر's opera *[[Abu Hassan]]* || 
|-id=867
| 867 Kovacia || 1917 BS || Friedrich Kovacs, physician who treated the discoverer's wife || 
|-id=868
| 868 Lova || 1917 BU || *
* || 
|-id=869
| 869 Mellena || 1917 BV || Werner von Melle, mayor of هامبورغ who promoted the establishment of the جامعة هامبورغ † || 
|-id=870
| 870 Manto || 1917 BX || Manto, mythological Greek soothsayer, erector of Apollo's oracle in Claros || 
|-id=871
| أمنيريس (871) || 1917 BY || Amneris, character in جوزيبي فيردي's opera *[[أوبرا عايدة]]* || 
|-id=872
| 872 Holda || 1917 BZ || إدوارد إس هولدن (1846–1914), American astronomer at Lick Observatory and fifth president of the University of California || 
|-id=873
| 873 Mechthild || 1917 CA || ميشتهليد فون ماجدبورج, 13th-century German mystic || 
|-id=874
| 874 Rotraut || 1917 CC || Feminine German first name || 
|-id=875
| 875 Nymphe || 1917 CF || The حوراءs, Greek mythological figures || 
|-id=876
| 876 Scott || 1917 CH || Miss E. Scott, of the Society of Friends in Vienna, Austria, a friend of discoverer يوهان بليسا. This minor planet has also been erroneously attributed to the English polar explorer روبرت فالكون سكوت || 
|-id=877
| 877 Walküre || 1915 S7 || The فالكيريs, mythological German warrior women ([H] has no explanation) || 
|-id=878
| 878 Mildred || 1916 f || Mildred, daughter of American astronomer هارلو شابلي || 
|-id=879
| 879 Ricarda || 1917 CJ || ريكاردا هوتش, German poet || 
|-id=880
| 880 Herba || 1917 CK || Herba, Greek god of misery and poverty || 
|-id=881
| 881 Athene || 1917 CL || أثينا (ميثولوجيا), Greek goddess, also known as Minerva || 
|-id=882
| 882 Swetlana || 1917 CM || *
* || 
|-id=883
| 883 Matterania || 1917 CP || August Matter, maker of photographic plates for the discoverer, German astronomer ماكس فولف || 
|-id=884
| بريام 884 || 1917 CQ || بريام, Trojan king || 
|-id=885
| 885 Ulrike || 1917 CX || Ulrike von Levetzow (1804–1899), a friend and the last love of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; alternatively: *Ulrica*, a character in Verdi's opera *[[Un ballo in maschera]]* || 
|-id=886
| 886 Washingtonia || 1917 b || جورج واشنطن, American president || 
|-id=887
| أليندا (887) || 1918 DB || Alinda (Caria), ancient city in Asia Minor; alternatively: *Alinda – the Man in the Moon* in Australian أساطير سكان أستراليا الأصليين || 
|-id=888
| 888 Parysatis || 1918 DC || Parysatis, wife of داريوس الثاني || 
|-id=889
| 889 Erynia || 1918 DG || The إيرينيس, or Furies, Greek mythological creatures || 
|-id=890
| 890 Waltraut || 1918 DK || *Waltraut*, character in ريتشارد فاغنر's opera *[[G?tterd?mmerung]]* || 
|-id=891
| 891 Gunhild || 1918 DQ || Feminine German first name || 
|-id=892
| 892 Seeligeria || 1918 DR || Hugo Hans Ritter von Seeliger, Austrian-German astronomer || 
|-id=893
| 893 Leopoldina || 1918 DS || The الأكاديمية الألمانية للعلوم ليوبولدينا || 
|-id=894
| 894 Erda || 1918 DT || Erda, Norse goddess || 
|-id=895
| 895 Helio || 1918 DU || هيليوم, whose spectrum فريدريش باشن and كارل ديفيد تولمي رونج investigated together (Paschen named it at Wolf's request) || 
|-id=896
| 896 Sphinx || 1918 DV || The أبو الهول, Greek mythological monster || 
|-id=897
| 897 Lysistrata || 1918 DZ || ليسستراتي (مسرحية), Aristophanes' anti-war comedy || 
|-id=898
| 898 Hildegard || 1918 EA || Saint هايدغارد بنجين † || 
|-id=899
| 899 Jokaste || 1918 EB || جوكاستا, mother and wife of Oedipus, the mythical Greek king of Thebes || 
|-id=900
| 900 Rosalinde || 1918 EC || *Rosalinde*, character in يوهان شتراوس الابن' opera *[[Die Fledermaus]]* || 
|}

## 901–1000

|-
| 901 Brunsia || 1918 EE || هاينريش برونز, German astronomer || 
|-id=902
| 902 Probitas || 1918 EJ || , a quality attributed to the late discoverer || 
|-id=903
| 903 Nealley || 1918 EM || Amateur astronomer from New York || 
|-id=904
| 904 Rockefellia || 1918 EO || جون دافيسون روكفلر, American philanthropist || 
|-id=905
| 905 Universitas || 1918 ES || جامعة هامبورغ, Germany † || 
|-id=906
| 906 Repsolda || 1918 ET || Johann Georg Repsold, optical manufacturer † || 
|-id=907
| 907 Rhoda || 1918 EU || Wife of American astronomer إدوارد إيمرسون برنارد || 
|-id=908
| 908 Buda || 1918 EX || بودا (بودابست), Hungary, part of Budapest || 
|-id=909
| 909 Ulla || 1919 FA || Ulla Ahrens, daughter of a friend of the discoverer || 
|-id=910
| 910 Anneliese || 1919 FB || Friend of German astronomer Julius Dick at Babelsberg Observatory, Germany || 
|-id=911
| أجاممنون 911 || 1919 FD || أجاممنون, Greek king || 
|-id=912
| 912 Maritima || 1919 FJ || The annual end-of-term three- to four-day ocean liner trips on the North Sea organised by the جامعة هامبورغ † || 
|-id=913
| 913 Otila || 1919 FL || Female name chosen by discoverer كارل فيلهلم راينموت from the calendar *Der Lahrer hinkende Bote* || 
|-id=914
| 914 Palisana || 1919 FN || يوهان بليسا, Austrian astronomer || 
|-id=915
| كوزيت 915 || 1918 b || Youngest daughter of the discoverer || 
|-id=916
| 916 America || 1915 S1 || الولايات المتحدة, for the help rendered by the American Relief Administration (under هربرت هوفر) during the famine in Crimea || 
|-id=917
| 917 Lyka || 1915 S4 || A friend of the discoverer's sister, or: a character in هنريك سينكيفيتش's novel *[[كوو فاديس (رواية)]]* || 
|-id=918
| 918 Itha || 1919 FR || Saint Itha, whose feast day is January 15 || 
|-id=919
| 919 Ilsebill || 1918 EQ || Character in 'The Fisherman and his Wife' by the الأخوان غريم || 
|-id=920
| 920 Rogeria || 1919 FT || Female first name (not named after a specific person) || 
|-id=921
| 921 Jovita || 1919 FV || Saint Jovita, whose feast day is February 15 || 
|-id=922
| 922 Schlutia || 1919 FW || German businessman Edgar Schlubach and Henry Frederic Tiarks, FRAS, British banker and amateur astronomer, who together financed the solar eclipse expedition of 1922 to Java || 
|-id=923
| 923 Herluga || 1919 GB || Saint Herluga, whose feast day is March 2 || 
|-id=924
| 924 Toni || 1919 GC || Female first name (not named after a specific person) || 
|-id=925
| 925 Alphonsina || 1920 GM || ألفونسو العاشر and ألفونسو الثالث عشر ملك إسبانيا || 
|-id=926
| 926 Imhilde || 1920 GN || Saint Imhilde, whose feast day is May 15 || 
|-id=927
| 927 Ratisbona || 1920 GO || Latin name of ريغنسبورغ, Germany || 
|-id=928
| 928 Hildrun || 1920 GP || Saint Hildrun, whose feast day is May 19 || 
|-id=929
| 929 Algunde || 1920 GR || Saint Algunde (Adelgunde), whose feast day is January 30 || 
|-id=930
| 930 Westphalia || 1920 GS || وستفاليا، ألمانيا, birthplace of the discoverer || 
|-id=931
| ويتمورا 931 || 1920 GU || Thomas Edward Whittemore, American physicist || 
|-id=932
| 932 Hooveria || 1920 GV || هربرت هوفر, American president, then secretary of state, in recognition of his help to Austria after الحرب العالمية الأولى || 
|-id=933
| 933 Susi || 1927 CH || Wife of German astronomer كازيمير غراف || 
|-id=934
| 934 Thüringia || 1920 HK || The *[[تورينغن]]*, an Atlantic liner on which German astronomer فالتر بادي travelled on his visits to New York; the captain was an amateur astronomer, and was invited to name one of Baade's asteroids † || 
|-id=935
| 935 Clivia || 1920 HM || *[[Clivia]]*, genus of flowering plant || 
|-id=936
| 936 Kunigunde || 1920 HN || كونيغوند من لوكسمبورغ (Cunigunde of Luxemburg), whose feast day is March 3 || 
|-id=937
| 937 Bethgea || 1920 HO || Hans Bethge, German poet || 
|-id=938
| 938 Chlosinde || 1920 HQ || Saint Chlosinde, whose feast day is June 21 || 
|-id=939
| 939 Isberga || 1920 HR || Saint Isberga, whose feast day is January 24 || 
|-id=940
| 940 Kordula || 1920 HT || Saint Cordula, whose feast day is October 22 || 
|-id=941
| 941 Murray || 1920 HV || غيلبرت موراي, British classical scholar and diplomat who helped Austria in 1920 through the عصبة الأمم || 
|-id=942
| 942 Romilda || 1920 HW || Saint Romilda, whose feast day is March 25 || 
|-id=943
| 943 Begonia || 1920 HX || *[[بيغونيا]]*, genus of herbs and flowers || 
|-id=944
| 944 هيدالغو || 1920 HZ || ميغيل هيدالغو إي كوستيا, father of the independence of المكسيك, where German astronomers went in 1923 to observe a solar eclipse † || 
|-id=945
| 945 Barcelona || 1921 JB || برشلونة، إسبانيا, where the discoverer was born and the asteroid discovered || 
|-id=946
| 946 Poësia || 1921 JC || Poësia, goddess of poetry || 
|-id=947
| 947 Monterosa || 1921 JD || The *[[Monterosa (ship)|Monterosa]]*, a ship used by the جامعة هامبورغ on their outings on the بحر الشمال † || 
|-id=948
| 948 Jucunda || 1921 JE || Saint Jucunda of Nicomedia, from a collection of lives of Saints (feast day November 25) || 
|-id=949
| 949 Hel || 1921 JK || هيل (ميثولوجيا نوردية), Norse goddess || 
|-id=950
| 950 Ahrensa || 1921 JP || The Ahrens family, friends of the discoverer || 
|-id=951
| 951 غاسبرا || 1916 S45 || غاسبرا، أوكرانيا || 
|-id=952
| 952 Caia || 1916 S61 || Character in هنريك سينكيفيتش's novel *[[كوو فاديس (رواية)]]* || 
|-id=953
| 953 Painleva || 1921 JT || بول بانليفيه, French mathematician || 
|-id=954
| 954 Li || 1921 JU || Lina Alstede Reinmuth, the discoverer's wife || 
|-id=955
| 955 Alstede || 1921 JV || Lina Alstede Reinmuth, the discoverer's wife || 
|-id=956
| 956 Elisa || 1921 JW || Elisa Reinmuth, the discoverer's mother || 
|-id=957
| 957 Camelia || 1921 JX || *[[كاميليا (زهرة)]]*, genus of flowering plants || 
|-id=958
| 958 Asplinda || 1921 KC || معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000, Swedish astronomer || 
|-id=959
| 959 Arne || 1921 KF || Son of Swedish astronomer معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000 † || 
|-id=960
| 960 Birgit || 1921 KH || Daughter of Swedish astronomer معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000 || 
|-id=961
| 961 Gunnie || 1921&nbsp;km || Daughter of Swedish astronomer معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000 || 
|-id=962
| 962 Asl?g || 1921 KP || Asl?g, mythological Norse woman || 
|-id=963
| 963 Iduberga || 1921 KR || Saint Iduberga (Saint Ida of Nivelles), whose feast day is June 28 || 
|-id=964
| 964 Subamara || 1921 KS || Latin for 'very bitter' (referring to the observing conditions at the Vienna Observatory) || 
|-id=965
| 965 Angelica || 1921 KT || Angelica Hartmann, the discoverer's wife || 
|-id=966
| 966 Muschi || 1921 KU || Nickname ("Kitty") of the wife of German astronomer فالتر بادي, the discoverer || 
|-id=967
| 967 Helionape || 1921 KV || Greek version of the name of Adolf Ritter von Sonnenthal, an Austrian actor || 
|-id=968
| 968 Petunia || 1921 KW || *[[تبغية]]*, a genus of flowering plants || 
|-id=969
| 969 Leocadia || 1921 KZ || Feminine Russian first name || 
|-id=970
| 970 Primula || 1921 LB || The *[[زهرة الربيع]]* genus of flowers (primroses) || 
|-id=971
| 971 Alsatia || 1921 LF || ألزاس, France; the discoverer first named it "Alsace", but the Rechen Institut changed that to "Alsatia" || 
|-id=972
| 972 Cohnia || 1922 LK || فريتز كون (لاعب كرة قاعدة), German astronomer || 
|-id=973
| 973 Aralia || 1922 LR || *[[أراليا]]*, genus of ivy-like plant || 
|-id=974
| 974 Lioba || 1922 LS || Saint Lioba (Lioba von Tauberbischofsheim), whose feast day is December 21 || 
|-id=975
| 975 Perseverantia || 1922 LT || , a quality posthumously attributed to the discoverer, Austrian astronomer يوهان بليسا || 
|-id=976
| 976 Benjamina || 1922 LU || Benjamin, son of discoverer Benjamin Jekhowsky || 
|-id=977
| 977 Philippa || 1922 LV || Baron فيليب دي روتشيلد, French financier || 
|-id=978
| 978 Aidamina || 1922 LY || Aida Minaievna, a friend of the discoverer's family || 
|-id=979
| 979 Ilsewa || 1922 MC || Ilse Waldorf, an acquaintance of the discoverer || 
|-id=980
| 980 Anacostia || 1921 W19 || Anacostia, Washington, DC, and the nearby نهر أناكوستيا || 
|-id=981
| 981 Martina || 1917 S92 || هنري مارتن (سياسي), French revolutionary || 
|-id=982
| 982 Franklina || 1922 MD || معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة: 1-1000, British astronomer and stellar cartographer || 
|-id=983
| 983 Gunila || 1922 ME || Saint Gunila, whose feast day is November 9 || 
|-id=984
| 984 Gretia || 1922 MH || Sister-in-law of German astronomer Albrecht Kahrstedt || 
|-id=985
| 985 Rosina || 1922 MO || Saint Rosina, whose feast day is July 19 || 
|-id=986
| 986 Amelia || 1922 MQ || Amelia, wife of discoverer Josep Comas i Solà || 
|-id=987
| 987 Wallia || 1922 MR || Saint Wallia, whose feast day is October 13 || 
|-id=988
| 988 Appella || 1922 MT || بول اميل ابيل, French astronomer || 
|-id=989
| 989 Schwassmannia || 1922 MW || Arnold Schwassmann, German astronomer † || 
|-id=990
| 990 Yerkes || 1922 MZ || , where the asteroid was discovered || 
|-id=991
| 991 McDonalda || 1922 NB || مرصد ماكدونالد, Texas, originally endowed by the Texas banker ويليام جونسون مكدونالد || 
|-id=992
| 992 Swasey || 1922 ND || Ambrose Swasey, American benefactor, co-founder, with ووستر ريد وارنر of the Warner & Swasey Company which manufactured astronomical telescopes and precision instruments, including the McDonald Observatory 82-inch reflector telescope. They gave their own observatory to Case Western University and it took the name Warner and Swasey Observatory. || 
|-id=993
| 993 Moultona || 1923 NJ || فورست راي مولتون, American astronomer and mathematician || 
|-id=994
| 994 Otthild || 1923 NL || Saint Otthild, whose feast day is July 2 || 
|-id=995
| 995 Sternberga || 1923 NP || Pavel Karlovich Shternberg, Russian astronomer || 
|-id=996
| 996 Hilaritas || 1923 NM || Contentedness, a quality posthumously attributed to the discoverer, Austrian astronomer يوهان بليسا || 
|-id=997
| 997 Priska || 1923 NR || Saint Priska (Saint Priscilla), whose feast days is January 18 || 
|-id=998
| 998 Bodea || 1923 NU || يوهان إليرت بودي, German astronomer || 
|-id=999
| 999 Zachia || 1923 NW || فرانز زافير فون زاك, German astronomer †  || 
|-id=000
| 1000 Piazzia || 1923 NZ || جوزيبه بيازي, Italian astronomer || 
|}
## مراجع

تصنيف:أطباء باطنة نمساويون
تصنيف:قوائم الكواكب الصغيرة
تصنيف:قوائم معاني أسماء الكواكب الصغيرة
تصنيف:كواكب صغيرة ذات أسماء مجهولة المصدر