MEANINGS OF ASTEROID NAMES (40001-41000)
Asteroids not yet given a name have not been included in this list.
| Name | Provisional Designation | Source of Name |
|---|---|---|
| 40106 Erben | Karel JaromÃr Erben, 19th-century Czech author, poet, and collector of folk songs, rhymes and fairy tales | |
| 40201-40300 | ||
| 40206 Lhenice | Lhenice, South Bohemia, Czech market town †| |
| 40227 Tahiti | Tahiti, the largest island in French Polynesia, where the British astronomer Charles Green observed the 1769 transit of Venus | |
| 40301-40400 | ||
| 40328 Dow | 1999 MK | Marjorie Dow Healy, the discoverer's mother †|
| 40401-40500 | ||
| 40409 Taichikato | Taichi Kato, Japanese astronomer | |
| 40410 PÅ™Ãhoda | Pavel PrÃhoda, Czech author and astronomy popularizer, editor-in-chief of the ''The Czech Astronomical Yearbook'' | |
| 40436 Sylviecoyaud | Sylvie Coyaud, French-Italian scientific reporter and amateur astronomer | |
| 40440 Dobrovský | Josef Dobrovský, 18th-19th century Czech linguist, who codified the rules of the written Czech language | |
| 40441 Jungmann | Josef Jungmann, 18th-19th century Czech poet, publicist and literary historian, author of the Czech-German Dictionary | |
| 40444 Palacký | Frantisek Palacký, 19th-century Czech historian and politician | |
| 40457 Williamkuhn | William Kuhn, American amateur astronomer, designer of the Orange County Astronomers 57 cm Kuhn telescope at Anza, California †| |
| 40459 Rektorys | Karel Rektorys, Czech mathematician and professor at the Czech Technical University in Prague | |
| 40764 Gerhardiser | Gerhard Iser, German amateur astronomer and mentor of one of the discoverers | |
| 40994 Tekaridake | Tekaridake, a mountain in the northern part of Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan | |
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