利用者:Bay Flam/MoMPN (1-500)
本項目では小惑星の固有名 （確定番号：1-500） の由来を掲げる。各星の仮符号、発見年月日、発見者は小惑星の一覧 (1-1000) を参照のこと。
(1-100)
[編集]| 番号 | 固有名 | 名祖と由来 | 備考 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–100 | |||
| 1 Ceres | - | Ceres, Roman goddess | |
| 2 Pallas | - | Pallas, Greek goddess | |
| 3 Juno | - | Juno, Roman goddess | |
| 4 Vesta | - | Vesta, Roman goddess | |
| 5 Astraea | - | Astraea, Greek goddess | |
| 6 Hebe | - | Hebe, Greek goddess | |
| 7 Iris | - | Iris, Greek goddess | |
| 8 Flora | - | Flora, Roman goddess | |
| 9 Metis | - | Metis, mythological Greek Titaness | |
| 10 Hygiea | - | Hygieia, Greek goddess | |
| 11 Parthenope | - | Parthenope, Siren (Greek mythology) | |
| 12 Victoria | - | Victoria, Roman goddess | |
| 13 Egeria | - | Egeria, Roman goddess | |
| 14 Irene | - | Eirene, Greek goddess | |
| 15 Eunomia | - | Eunomia, Greek goddess | |
| 16 Psyche | - | Psyche, Greek nymph | |
| 17 Thetis | - | Thetis, Greek mother of Achilles | |
| 18 Melpomene | - | Melpomene, Greek Muse | |
| 19 Fortuna | - | Fortuna, Roman goddess | |
| 20 Massalia | - | Latin name for Marseilles, France | |
| 21 Lutetia | - | Latin name for Paris, France | |
| 22 Kalliope | - | Calliope, Greek Muse, and her Linus, the inventor of melody and rhythm ((22) Kalliope I Linus) | |
| 23 Thalia | - | Thalia, Greek Muse | |
| 24 Themis | - | Themis, mythological Greek Titaness | |
| 25 Phocaea | - | Phocaea, ancient city | |
| 26 Proserpina | - | Proserpina, Roman goddess | |
| 27 Euterpe | - | Euterpe, Greek goddess | |
| 28 Bellona | - | Bellona, Roman goddess | |
| 29 Amphitrite | - | Amphitrite, Greek goddess | |
| 30 Urania | - | Urania, Greek Muse | |
| 31 Euphrosyne | - | Euphrosyne, Greek Charis | |
| 32 Pomona | - | Pomona, Roman goddess | |
| 33 Polyhymnia | - | Polyhymnia, Greek Muse | |
| 34 Circe | - | Circe, Greek goddess | |
| 35 Leukothea | - | Leukothea, Greek goddess | |
| 36 Atalante | - | Atalanta, mythological Greek heroine | |
| 37 Fides | - | Fides, Roman goddess | |
| 38 Leda | - | Leda, Greek mother of Helen of Troy | |
| 39 Laetitia | - | Laetitia, Roman goddess | |
| 40 Harmonia | - | Harmonia, Greek goddess | |
| 41 Daphne | - | Daphne, Greek nymph | |
| 42 Isis | - | Isis, Egyptian goddess | |
| 43 Ariadne | - | Ariadne, Greek mythological heroine | |
| 44 Nysa | - | Nysa, Greek mythological place | |
| 45 Eugenia | - | Empress Eugénie of France, mother of Napoleon Eugene, Prince Imperial, after whom Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's character The Little Prince is based ((45) Eugenia I Petit-Prince) | |
| 46 Hestia | - | Hestia, Greek goddess | |
| 47 Aglaja | - | Aglaea, Greek Charis | |
| 48 Doris | - | Doris, Greek Oceanid | |
| 49 Pales | - | Pales, Greek goddess | |
| 50 Virginia | - | Verginia, Roman legendary heroine, and/or Virginia, USA (?) | |
| 51 Nemausa | - | Latin name for Nîmes, France | |
| 52 Europa | - | Europa, mythological Greek princess | |
| 53 Kalypso | - | Calypso, Greek nymph | |
| 54 Alexandra | - | Alexander von Humboldt, explorer | |
| 55 Pandora | - | Pandora, Greek mythological woman | |
| 56 Melete | - | Melete, Greek Muse | |
| 57 Mnemosyne | - | Mnemosyne, mythological Greek Titaness | |
| 58 Concordia | - | Concordia, Roman goddess | |
| 59 Elpis | - | Elpis, Greek goddess | |
| 60 Echo | - | Echo, Greek nymph | |
| 61 Danaë | - | Danaë, Greek mother of Perseus | |
| 62 Erato | - | Erato, Greek Muse | |
| 63 Ausonia | - | Alternative name for Italy | |
| 64 Angelina | - | Astronomical station of Franz Xaver von Zach, near Marseilles | |
| 65 Cybele | - | Cybele, Greek goddess | |
| 66 Maja | - | Maia, Greek Pleiad | |
| 67 Asia | - | Asia, Greek mythological Titaness | |
| 68 Leto | - | Leto, Greek goddess | |
| 69 Hesperia | - | Hesperia, Greek Hesperid | |
| 70 Panopaea | - | Panopaea, Greek nymph | |
| 71 Niobe | - | Niobe, Greek mythological woman | |
| 72 Feronia | - | Feronia, Roman goddess | |
| 73 Klytia | - | Clytie, Greek Oceanid | |
| 74 Galatea | - | Either Galatea the nymph or Galatea the statue | |
| 75 Eurydike | - | Eurydice, Greek wife of Orpheus | |
| 76 Freia | - | Freyja, Norse goddess | |
| 77 Frigga | - | Frigg, Norse goddess | |
| 78 Diana | - | Diana, Roman goddess | |
| 79 Eurynome | - | Eurynome, various Greek figures | |
| 80 Sappho | - | Sappho, Greek poet | |
| 81 Terpsichore | - | Terpsichore, Greek Muse | |
| 82 Alkmene | - | Alcmene, Greek mother of Heracles | |
| 83 Beatrix | - | Beatrice Portinari, beloved of Dante | |
| 84 Klio | - | Clio, Greek Muse | |
| 85 Io | - | Io, Greek nymph | |
| 86 Semele | - | Semele, Greek goddess | |
| 87 Sylvia | - | Sylvie Petiaux-Hugo Flammarion, first wife of Camille Flammarion, French popularizer of astronomy [H]; however, Pogson himself reports it was named after Rhea Sylvia, the mythical mother of the twins Romulus and Remus ((87) Sylvia I Romulus and (87) Sylvia II Remus) † | |
| 88 Thisbe | - | Thisbe, legendary Roman heroine | |
| 89 Julia | - | Saint Julia of Corsica (?) | |
| 90 Antiope | - | Antiope the Greek mythological Amazon or the lover of Zeus | |
| 91 Aegina | - | Aegina, Greek nymph | |
| 92 Undina | - | Undine, heroine of novel by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué | |
| 93 Minerva | - | Minerva, Roman goddess | |
| 94 Aurora | - | Aurora, Roman goddess | |
| 95 Arethusa | - | Arethusa, Greek Hesperid | |
| 96 Aegle | - | Aegle, various Greek figures | |
| 97 Klotho | - | Clotho, Greek Fate | |
| 98 Ianthe | - | Ianthe, Greek mythological woman | |
| 99 Dike | - | Dike, Greek goddess | |
| 100 Hekate | - | Hecate, Greek goddess (The name "Hecate" also sounds like Greek hekaton meaning "one hundred.") | |
| 101–200 | |||
| 101 Helena | - | Helen of Troy, Greek mythological woman | |
| 102 Miriam | - | Miriam, Biblical prophetess | |
| 103 Hera | - | Hera, Greek goddess | |
| 104 Klymene | - | One of various Greek figures named Clymene | |
| 105 Artemis | - | Artemis, Greek goddess | |
| 106 Dione | - | Dione, mythological Greek Titaness | |
| 107 Camilla | - | Feminine form of Camille Flammarion's name. Maybe also Camilla, mythological Volscian queen. | |
| 108 Hecuba | - | Hecuba, Trojan wife of Hector | |
| 109 Felicitas | - | Felicitas, Roman goddess | |
| 110 Lydia | - | Lydia, ancient region of Asia Minor | |
| 111 Ate | - | Ate, Greek goddess | |
| 112 Iphigenia | - | Iphigenia, mythological Greek princess | |
| 113 Amalthea | - | Amalthea, mythological Greek nursemaid | |
| 114 Kassandra | - | Cassandra, mythological Trojan prophetess | |
| 115 Thyra | - | Thyra, wife of King Gorm of Denmark | |
| 116 Sirona | - | Sirona, Celtic goddess | |
| 117 Lomia | - | Misspelling of Lamia, lover of Zeus (?) | |
| 118 Peitho | - | Peitho, Greek goddess | |
| 119 Althaea | - | Althaea, Greek mother of Meleager | |
| 120 Lachesis | - | Lachesis, Greek Fate | |
| 121 Hermione | - | Hermione, mythological Greek princess | |
| 122 Gerda | - | Gerda, Norse goddess | |
| 123 Brunhild | - | Brünnehilde, Norse Valkyrie | |
| 124 Alkeste | - | Alcestis, mythological Greek woman | |
| 125 Liberatrix | - | Possibly Adolphe Thiers, French president during the Franco-Prussian War. Also possibly Joan of Arc. | |
| 126 Velleda | - | Veleda, Germanic priestess, leader of Batavian uprising against the Romans † | |
| 127 Johanna | - | Joan of Arc, French saint (?) | |
| 128 Nemesis | - | Nemesis, Greek goddess | |
| 129 Antigone | - | Antigone, mythological Greek princess | |
| 130 Elektra | - | Electra, mythological Greek princess | |
| 131 Vala | - | Vala, mythological Norse prophetess | |
| 132 Aethra | - | Aethra, Greek mother of Theseus | |
| 133 Cyrene | - | Cyrene, Greek lover of Apollo | |
| 134 Sophrosyne | - | Sophrosyne, Plato's concept of moderation | |
| 135 Hertha | - | Hertha, Norse goddess | |
| 136 Austria | - | Austria, country | |
| 137 Meliboea | - | Meliboea, various Greek figures | |
| 138 Tolosa | - | Latin for Toulouse, France | |
| 139 Juewa | - | Chinese for 'Star of China's Fortune' | |
| 140 Siwa | - | Siwa, Slavic goddess | |
| 141 Lumen | - | Lumen : Récits de l'infini, book by Camille Flammarion | |
| 142 Polana | - | Pula, city now in Croatia | |
| 143 Adria | - | Adriatic Sea | |
| 144 Vibilia | - | Vibilia, Roman goddess | |
| 145 Adeona | - | Adeona, Roman goddess | |
| 146 Lucina | - | Lucina, Roman goddess | |
| 147 Protogeneia | - | Protogeneia, mythological Greek princess | |
| 148 Gallia | - | Gaul, Roman province | |
| 149 Medusa | - | Medusa, mythological Greek monster | |
| 150 Nuwa | - | Nüwa, Chinese mythological figure | |
| 151 Abundantia | - | Abundantia, Roman goddess | |
| 152 Atala | - | Atala, eponymous hero of novel by François-René de Chateaubriand | |
| 153 Hilda | - | Daughter of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer | |
| 154 Bertha | - | Berthe Martin-Flammarion, sister of French astronomer Camille Flammarion | |
| 155 Scylla | - | Scylla, Greek mythological monster | |
| 156 Xanthippe | - | Xanthippe, wife of Socrates | |
| 157 Dejanira | - | Deianira, mythological Greek princess | |
| 158 Koronis | - | Coronis, various Greek figures | |
| 159 Aemilia | - | Via Aemilia, Roman road | |
| 160 Una | - | Una, character in Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene | |
| 161 Athor | - | Hathor, Egyptian god | |
| 162 Laurentia | - | A. Laurent, French amateur astronomer | |
| 163 Erigone | - | Erigone, various Greek figures | |
| 164 Eva | - | Unknown | |
| 165 Loreley | - | The Lorelei, character in German folklore | |
| 166 Rhodope | - | Rhodope, Greek mythological queen | |
| 167 Urda | - | Urd, Norse Norn | |
| 168 Sibylla | - | The Sibyls, Greek prophetesses | |
| 169 Zelia | - | Zelia, niece of French astronomer Camille Flammarion | |
| 170 Maria | - | Maria, sister of Italian astronomer Antonio Abetti, astronomer | |
| 171 Ophelia | - | Ophelia, character in Shakespeare's Hamlet | |
| 172 Baucis | - | Baucis, Greek mythological woman | |
| 173 Ino | - | Ino, mythological Greek woman | |
| 174 Phaedra | - | Phaedra, Greek mythological woman | |
| 175 Andromache | - | Andromache, Trojan wife of Hector | |
| 176 Iduna | - | Ydun, a club that hosted an astronomical conference in Stockholm, Sweden (the club was probably named after Iduna, a Norse goddess) | |
| 177 Irma | - | Unknown | |
| 178 Belisana | - | Belisana, Celtic goddess | |
| 179 Klytaemnestra | - | Clytemnestra, Greek mythological queen | |
| 180 Garumna | - | Ancient name for Garonne River, France | |
| 181 Eucharis | - | Eucharis, Greek nymph | |
| 182 Elsa | - | Perhaps the character in the legend of Lohengrin perpetuated by Richard Wagner's opera | |
| 183 Istria | - | Istria, peninsula in Croatia and Slovenia | |
| 184 Dejopeja | - | Deiopaea, Roman nymph | |
| 185 Eunike | - | Eunike, Greek Nereid | |
| 186 Celuta | - | Unknown | |
| 187 Lamberta | - | Johann Heinrich Lambert, astronomer | |
| 188 Menippe | - | Menippe, Greek daughter of Orion | |
| 189 Phthia | - | Phthia, various Greek figures and places | |
| 190 Ismene | - | Ismene, Greek daughter of Oedipus | |
| 191 Kolga | - | Kolga, Norse daughter of Ægir | |
| 192 Nausikaa | - | Nausicaa, mythological Greek princess | |
| 193 Ambrosia | - | Ambrosia, Greek food of the gods | |
| 194 Prokne | - | Procne, Greek sister of Philomela | |
| 195 Eurykleia | - | Eurycleia, Greek nurse of Odysseus | |
| 196 Philomela | - | Philomela, mythological Greek woman | |
| 197 Arete | - | Arete, Greek mother of Nausicaa | |
| 198 Ampella | - | Ampelos, Greek friend of Dionysus (?) | |
| 199 Byblis | - | Byblis, Greek mythological woman | |
| 200 Dynamene | - | Dynamene, Greek Nereid | |
| 201–300 | |||
| 201 Penelope | - | Penelope, Greek wife of Odysseus | |
| 202 Chryseïs | - | Chryseis, mythological Trojan woman | |
| 203 Pompeja | - | Pompeii, ruined Roman town | |
| 204 Kallisto | - | Callisto, Greek nymph | |
| 205 Martha | - | Martha, woman in the New Testament | |
| 206 Hersilia | - | Hersilia, Roman wife of Romulus | |
| 207 Hedda | - | Hedwig, wife of German astronomer Friedrich August Theodor Winnecke | |
| 208 Lacrimosa | - | Our Lady of Sorrows, a title referring to Mary, the mother of Jesus | |
| 209 Dido | - | Dido, mythological Carthaginian queen | |
| 210 Isabella | - | Unknown | |
| 211 Isolda | - | Isolde, heroine of the legend of Tristan and Iseult | |
| 212 Medea | - | Medea, Greek mythological witch | |
| 213 Lilaea | - | Lilaea, Greek Naiad | |
| 214 Aschera | - | Aschera, Sidonian goddess | |
| 215 Oenone | - | Oenone, Greek nymph | |
| 216 Kleopatra | - | Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt | |
| 217 Eudora | - | Eudora, Greek Hyad | |
| 218 Bianca | - | Bianca Bianchi, stage name of the German opera singer Bertha Schwarz | |
| 219 Thusnelda | - | Thusnelda, wife of Germanic warrior Arminius | |
| 220 Stephania | - | Princess Stéphanie of Belgium | |
| 221 Eos | - | Eos, Greek goddess | |
| 222 Lucia | - | Lucia, daughter of Austrian explorer Hans Wilczek | |
| 223 Rosa | - | Unknown | |
| 224 Oceana | - | The Pacific Ocean | |
| 225 Henrietta | - | Henrietta, wife of French astronomer Pierre Janssen | |
| 226 Weringia | - | Währing, part of Vienna | |
| 227 Philosophia | - | Philosophy | |
| 228 Agathe | - | Agathe, daughter of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer | |
| 229 Adelinda | - | Adelinda, wife of Austrian astronomer Edmund Weiss | |
| 230 Athamantis | - | Athamantis, Greek daughter of Athamas | |
| 231 Vindobona | - | Latin name for Vienna, Austria | |
| 232 Russia | - | Russia, country | |
| 233 Asterope | - | Sterope, Greek Pleiad | |
| 234 Barbara | - | Saint Barbara (?) | |
| 235 Carolina | - | Caroline Island, now part of Kiribati | |
| 236 Honoria | - | Honoria, Roman goddess (?) | |
| 237 Coelestina | - | Coelestine, wife of Austrian astronomer Theodor von Oppolzer | |
| 238 Hypatia | - | Hypatia of Alexandria, philosopher | |
| 239 Adrastea | - | Adrasteia, Greek goddess | |
| 240 Vanadis | - | Vanadis, Norse goddess | |
| 241 Germania | - | Latin name for Germany | |
| 242 Kriemhild | - | Kriemhild, mythological Germanic princess | |
| 243 Ida | - | Ida, Cretan nymph, after whom Mount Ida is named, where the mythical dactyls lived ((243) Ida I Dactyl) | |
| 244 Sita | - | Sita, Hindu wife of Rama (?) | |
| 245 Vera | - | Unknown | |
| 246 Asporina | - | Asporina, goddess worshipped in Asia Minor | |
| 247 Eukrate | - | Eukrate, Greek Nereid | |
| 248 Lameia | - | Lamia, lover of Zeus | |
| 249 Ilse | - | Ilse, legendary German princess | |
| 250 Bettina | - | Baroness Bettina von Rothschild | |
| 251 Sophia | - | Sophia, wife of German astronomer Hugo von Seeliger | |
| 252 Clementina | - | Unknown | |
| 253 Mathilde | - | Mathilde, wife of French astronomer Maurice Loewy (?) | |
| 254 Augusta | - | Auguste von Littrow, author, and champion of women's rights; wife of Austrian astronomer Carl Ludwig von Littrow | |
| 255 Oppavia | - | Opava, now Czech Republic | |
| 256 Walpurga | - | Saint Walpurga | |
| 257 Silesia | - | Silesia, region of central Europe | |
| 258 Tyche | - | Tyche, Greek goddess | |
| 259 Aletheia | - | Aletheia, Greek goddess | |
| 260 Huberta | - | Saint Hubertus | |
| 261 Prymno | - | Prymno, Greek Oceanid | |
| 262 Valda | - | Unknown | |
| 263 Dresda | - | Dresden, Germany | |
| 264 Libussa | - | Libussa, legendary founder of Prague | |
| 265 Anna | - | Anny, daughter of Austrian astronomerEdmund Weiss (?) | |
| 266 Aline | - | Linda, daughter of Austrian astronomer Edmund Weiss (?) | |
| 267 Tirza | - | Tirzah, Biblical figure | |
| 268 Adorea | - | Adorea, Roman cake | |
| 269 Justitia | - | Justitia or Themis, Greek goddess | |
| 270 Anahita | - | Anahita, Persian goddess | |
| 271 Penthesilea | - | Penthesilea, mythological Amazon queen | |
| 272 Antonia | - | Unknown | |
| 273 Atropos | - | Atropos, Greek Fate | |
| 274 Philagoria | - | Philagoria, recreation club in Olmütz | |
| 275 Sapientia | - | Latin for wisdom | |
| 276 Adelheid | - | Unknown | |
| 277 Elvira | - | Character in books by Alphonse de Lamartine (?) | |
| 278 Paulina | - | Unknown | |
| 279 Thule | - | Thule, mythical northern land (usually identified with Scandinavia) | |
| 280 Philia | - | Philia, Greek nymph | |
| 281 Lucretia | - | Caroline Lucretia Herschel, astronomer | |
| 282 Clorinde | - | Heroine of Torquato Tasso's poem Jerusalem Delivered (?) | |
| 283 Emma | - | Unknown | |
| 284 Amalia | - | Unknown | |
| 285 Regina | - | Unknown | |
| 286 Iclea | - | Heroine of French astronomer Camille Flammarion's novel Uranie | |
| 287 Nephthys | - | Nephthys, Egyptian goddess | |
| 288 Glauke | - | Glauke, Greek daughter of Creon | |
| 289 Nenetta | - | French slang for a frivolous woman | |
| 290 Bruna | - | Brno, now Czech Republic | |
| 291 Alice | - | Unknown | |
| 292 Ludovica | - | Unknown | |
| 293 Brasilia | - | Brazil, country | |
| 294 Felicia | - | Unknown | |
| 295 Theresia | - | Maria Theresa of Austria (Theresia in German) | |
| 296 Phaëtusa | - | Phaethusa, Greek goddess | |
| 297 Caecilia | - | Unknown | |
| 298 Baptistina | - | Unknown | |
| 299 Thora | - | Thor, Norse god | |
| 300 Geraldina | - | Unknown | |
| 301–400 | |||
| 301 Bavaria | - | Bavaria, region of Germany | |
| 302 Clarissa | - | Unknown | |
| 303 Josephina | - | Discoverer Elia Millosevich simply stated "in homage to a person dear to me" | |
| 304 Olga | - | Olga, niece of Prussian astronomer Friedrich Wilhelm Argelander | |
| 305 Gordonia | - | James Gordon Bennett, patron | |
| 306 Unitas | - | Book by Italian astronomer Pietro Angelo Secchi and also the unity of Italy | |
| 307 Nike | - | Nike, Greek goddess, and also Nice, France | |
| 308 Polyxo | - | Polyxo, Greek Hyad | |
| 309 Fraternitas | - | Latin for fraternity | |
| 310 Margarita | - | Unknown | |
| 311 Claudia | - | Unknown | |
| 312 Pierretta | - | Unknown | |
| 313 Chaldaea | - | Chaldea, Babylonian nation | |
| 314 Rosalia | - | Unknown | |
| 315 Constantia | - | Constancy | |
| 316 Goberta | - | Unknown | |
| 317 Roxane | - | Roxana, wife of Alexander the Great | |
| 318 Magdalena | - | Unknown | |
| 319 Leona | - | Unknown | |
| 320 Katharina | - | Mother of discoverer Johann Palisa | |
| 321 Florentina | - | Florentine, daughter of the discoverer, Austrian astronomer Johann Palisa | |
| 322 Phaeo | - | Phaeo, Greek Hyad | |
| 323 Brucia | - | Catherine Wolfe Bruce, American patron of astronomy † | |
| 324 Bamberga | - | Bamberg, Germany | |
| 325 Heidelberga | - | Heidelberg, Germany | |
| 326 Tamara | - | Tamar of Georgia, medieval queen of Georgia | |
| 327 Columbia | - | Christopher Columbus | |
| 328 Gudrun | - | Gudrun, Norse wife of Sigurd | |
| 329 Svea | - | Sweden | |
| 330 Adalberta | A910 CB | Adalbert Merx, the discoverer's father-in-law (?) | |
| 331 Etheridgea | - | Unknown | |
| 332 Siri | - | Unknown | |
| 333 Badenia | 1892 A | Baden, region of Germany | |
| 334 Chicago | 1892 L | Chicago, USA | |
| 335 Roberta | 1892 C | Robert von Osten-Sacken, Baltic-German diplomat and entomologist | |
| 336 Lacadiera | 1892 D | La Cadière-d'Azur, village in Var, France | |
| 337 Devosa | 1892 E | Unknown | |
| 338 Budrosa | 1892 F | Unknown | |
| 339 Dorothea | 1892 G | Dorothea Klumpke-Roberts, astronomer | |
| 340 Eduarda | 1892 H | Heinrich Eduard von Lade, German banker and amateur astronomer † | |
| 341 California | 1892 J | California, US state | |
| 342 Endymion | 1892 K | Endymion, Greek | |
| 343 Ostara | 1892 N | Ostara, Old High German name for Eostre, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring, reconstructed by Jacob Grimm in his Deutsche Mythologie [H] | |
| 344 Desiderata | 1892 M | Queen Desideria of Sweden and Norway (Bernhardine Eugenie Désirée Bernadotte, née Clary) | |
| 345 Tercidina | 1892 O | Unknown | |
| 346 Hermentaria | 1892 P | Herment, village in Puy-de-Dôme, France (?) | |
| 347 Pariana | 1892 Q | Unknown | |
| 348 May | 1892 R | Karl May, German author (?) | |
| 349 Dembowska | 1892 T | Ercole Dembowski, Italian astronomer | |
| 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 † ‡ | |
| 351 Yrsa | 1892 V | Yrsa, famous queen in Norse mythology * (Schmadel and Herget list it as "unknown") | |
| 352 Gisela | 1893 B | Gisela Wolf, wife of the discoverer, Max Wolf | |
| 353 Ruperto-Carola | 1893 F | Ruprecht Karls University of Heidelberg | |
| 354 Eleonora | 1893 A | Unknown | |
| 355 Gabriella | 1893 E | Gabrielle Flammarion, French astronomer | |
| 356 Liguria | 1893 G | Liguria, region of Italy | |
| 357 Ninina | 1893 J | Unknown | |
| 358 Apollonia | 1893 K | Apollonia, Ancient Greek colony in Illyria (?) | |
| 359 Georgia | 1893 M | King George II of Great Britain | |
| 360 Carlova | 1893 N | Unknown | |
| 361 Bononia | 1893 P | Latin name for Bologna, Italy, and for Boulogne-sur-Mer, France | |
| 362 Havnia | 1893 R | Latin name for Copenhagen, Denmark | |
| 363 Padua | 1893 S | Padua, Italy | |
| 364 Isara | 1893 T | Isère River, France | |
| 365 Corduba | 1893 V | Latin name for Córdoba, Spain (?) | |
| 366 Vincentina | 1893 W | Vincenzo Cerulli, Italian astronomer | |
| 367 Amicitia | 1893 AA | Latin for friendship | |
| 368 Haidea | 1893 AB | Unknown | |
| 369 Aëria | 1893 AE | Air, one of the four classical elements | |
| 370 Modestia | 1893 AC | Modesty | |
| 371 Bohemia | 1893 AD | Bohemia, region of Czech Republic | |
| 372 Palma | 1893 AH | Palma de Mallorca, Spain | |
| 373 Melusina | 1893 AJ | Probably Melusine, mythological French mermaid, associated with the origins of the Lusignan dynasty | |
| 374 Burgundia | 1893 AK | Burgundy, region of France | |
| 375 Ursula | 1893 AL | Unknown | |
| 376 Geometria | 1893 AM | Geometry | |
| 377 Campania | 1893 AN | Campania, region of Italy | |
| 378 Holmia | 1893 AP | Latin name for Stockholm, Sweden | |
| 379 Huenna | 1894 AQ | Latin name for Hven, Swedish island | |
| 380 Fiducia | 1894 AR | Latin for confidence | |
| 381 Myrrha | 1894 AS | Myrrha, Greek mythological princess | |
| 382 Dodona | 1894 AT | Dodona (now Dodoni), Greece | |
| 383 Janina | 1894 AU | Unknown | |
| 384 Burdigala | 1894 AV | Latin name for Bordeaux, France | |
| 385 Ilmatar | 1894 AX | Ilmatar, Finnish goddess | |
| 386 Siegena | 1894 AY | Siegen, Germany | |
| 387 Aquitania | 1894 AZ | Aquitaine, region of France | |
| 388 Charybdis | 1894 BA | Charybdis, mythological Greek monster | |
| 389 Industria | 1894 BB | Latin for diligence | |
| 390 Alma | 1894 BC | River Alma, Crimea, Ukraine | |
| 391 Ingeborg | 1894 BE | Schmadel and Herget list it as "unknown", but it may possibly refer to an Ingeborg from Norse mythology. | |
| 392 Wilhelmina | 1894 BF | Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands † | |
| 393 Lampetia | 1894 BG | Lampetia, various Greek figures | |
| 394 Arduina | 1894 BH | Arduenna, Gaulish goddess | |
| 395 Delia | 1894 BK | Alternative name for the Greek goddess Artemis | |
| 396 Aeolia | 1894 BL | Aeolis or Aeolia, an ancient region of Asia Minor; or, the Aeolian Islands, Italy | |
| 397 Vienna | 1894 BM | Vienna, Austria | |
| 398 Admete | 1894 BN | Admete, Greek mythological woman | |
| 399 Persephone | 1895 BP | Persephone, Greek goddess | |
| 400 Ducrosa | 1895 BU | J. Ducros, astronomer | |
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| 401 Ottilia | 1895 BT | Ottilia, character in German folklore | |
| 402 Chloë | 1895 BW | Chloe, mythological Greek shepherdess | |
| 403 Cyane | 1895 BX | Cyane, Greek nymph | |
| 404 Arsinoë | 1895 BY | Arsinoe, Greek mother of Orestes | |
| 405 Thia | 1895 BZ | Theia, one of the twelve Titans of Greek mythology | |
| 406 Erna | 1895 CB | Erna, daughter of Austrian astronomer Friedrich Bidschof (?) | |
| 407 Arachne | 1895 CC | Arachne, Greek mythological woman | |
| 408 Fama | 1895 CD | Fama, Roman goddess | |
| 409 Aspasia | 1895 CE | Aspasia, mistress of Pericles | |
| 410 Chloris | 1896 CH | Chloris, Greek goddess | |
| 411 Xanthe | 1896 CJ | Xanthe, one of the Oceanids, daughters of the Titans Oceanus and Tethys | |
| 412 Elisabetha | 1896 CK | Elisabeth Wolf, mother of the discoverer | |
| 413 Edburga | 1896 CL | Unknown | |
| 414 Liriope | 1896 CN | Liriope, Greek mother of Narcissus | |
| 415 Palatia | 1896 CO | The Electoral Palatinate, region of Germany | |
| 416 Vaticana | 1896 CS | Vatican Hill, Rome | |
| 417 Suevia | 1896 CT | Suevia, a fraternity of Heidelberg University | |
| 418 Alemannia | 1896 CV | Alemannia, a fraternity of Heidelberg University | |
| 419 Aurelia | 1896 CW | Unknown | |
| 420 Bertholda | 1896 CY | Berthold I, Margrave of Baden | |
| 421 Zähringia | 1896 CZ | The Zähringen family of Baden | |
| 422 Berolina | 1896 DA | Latin name for Berlin | |
| 423 Diotima | 1896 DB | Diotima of Mantinea, Greek teacher of Socrates | |
| 424 Gratia | 1896 DF | The Graces, Roman mythology | |
| 425 Cornelia | 1896 DC | Cornelia Africana, daughter of Scipio Africanus (?) | |
| 426 Hippo | 1897 DH | Hippo Regius, ancient town (now Annaba, Algeria) | |
| 427 Galene | 1897 DJ | Galene, Greek Nereid | |
| 428 Monachia | 1897 DK | Latin name for Munich, Germany | |
| 429 Lotis | 1897 DL | Lotis, Greek nymph | |
| 430 Hybris | 1897 DM | Hubris, Greek goddess | |
| 431 Nephele | 1897 DN | Nephele, Greek nymph | |
| 432 Pythia | 1897 DO | The Pythia, Greek prophetess | |
| 433 Eros | 1898 DQ | Eros, Greek god | |
| 434 Hungaria | 1898 DR | Latin for Hungary | |
| 435 Ella | 1898 DS | Unknown | |
| 436 Patricia | 1898 DT | Unknown | |
| 437 Rhodia | 1898 DP | Rhodia, Greek Oceanid | |
| 438 Zeuxo | 1898 DU | Zeuxo, Greek Oceanid | |
| 439 Ohio | 1898 EB | Ohio, US state and river | |
| 440 Theodora | 1898 EC | Theodora, daughter of Julius F. Stone, benefactor | |
| 441 Bathilde | 1898 ED | Unknown | |
| 442 Eichsfeldia | 1899 EE | Eichsfeld, region of Germany | |
| 443 Photographica | 1899 EF | Photography † | |
| 444 Gyptis | 1899 EL | Gyptis, wife of Protis, founder of Marseille, France | |
| 445 Edna | 1899 EX | Edna, wife of Julius F. Stone, benefactor | |
| 446 Aeternitas | 1899 ER | Aeternitas, Roman god | |
| 447 Valentine | 1899 ES | Valentine, daughter of Baron Albert von Rothschild, benefactor | |
| 448 Natalie | 1899 ET | Unknown | |
| 449 Hamburga | 1899 EU | Hamburg, Germany † | |
| 450 Brigitta | 1899 EV | Unknown | |
| 451 Patientia | 1899 EY | Latin for patience | |
| 452 Hamiltonia | 1899 FD | Mount Hamilton, California | |
| 453 Tea | 1900 FA | Unknown | |
| 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 † | |
| 455 Bruchsalia | 1900 FG | Bruchsal, Germany | |
| 456 Abnoba | 1900 FH | Abnoba, Celtic goddess | |
| 457 Alleghenia | 1900 FJ | Allegheny Observatory, USA | |
| 458 Hercynia | 1900 FK | Latin name for a forested region of Germany | |
| 459 Signe | 1900 FM | Signy, Norse sister of Sigmund | |
| 460 Scania | 1900 FN | Scania, region of Sweden | |
| 461 Saskia | 1900 FP | Saskia van Uylenburg, wife of Rembrandt † | |
| 462 Eriphyla | 1900 FQ | Eriphyle, mythological Greek woman | |
| 463 Lola | 1900 FS | Character in Cavalleria Rusticana, opera by Mascagni (?) | |
| 464 Megaira | 1901 FV | Megaira, one of the Greek Furies | |
| 465 Alekto | 1901 FW | Alecto, one of the Greek Furies | |
| 466 Tisiphone | 1901 FX | Tisiphone, one of the Greek Furies | |
| 467 Laura | 1901 FY | Character in La Gioconda, opera by Amilcare Ponchielli (?) | |
| 468 Lina | 1901 FZ | Lina, a maidservant of the discoverer | |
| 469 Argentina | 1901 GE | Argentina, country [H] † | |
| 470 Kilia | 1901 GJ | Latin for Kiel, Germany | |
| 471 Papagena | 1901 GN | Character in Mozart's opera The Magic Flute | |
| 472 Roma | 1901 GP | Rome, Italy | |
| 473 Nolli | 1901 GC | Nickname of a small child in the discoverer's family | |
| 474 Prudentia | 1901 GD | Prudentia, Roman allegorical figure | |
| 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 † | |
| 476 Hedwig | 1901 GQ | Hedwig, wife of astronomer Elis Stromgren | |
| 477 Italia | 1901 GR | Italy, country | |
| 478 Tergeste | 1901 GU | Latin name for Trieste, Italy | |
| 479 Caprera | 1901 HJ | Caprera, island in Sardinia, Italy | |
| 480 Hansa | 1901 GL | The Hanseatic League | |
| 481 Emita | 1902 HP | Unknown | |
| 482 Petrina | 1902 HT | Feminine form of Petrus, Latin for Peter, one of the discoverer's dogs | |
| 483 Seppina | 1902 HU | Sepp, another of the discoverer's dogs | |
| 484 Pittsburghia | 1902 HX | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA | |
| 485 Genua | 1902 HZ | Latin name for Genova, Italy | |
| 486 Cremona | 1902 JB | Cremona, Italy | |
| 487 Venetia | 1902 JL | Latinization for Venezia, Italy | |
| 488 Kreusa | 1902 JG | Creusa, various Greek figures | |
| 489 Comacina | 1902 JM | Comacina, island in Lake Como, Italy | |
| 490 Veritas | 1902 JP | Veritas, Roman goddess | |
| 491 Carina | 1902 JQ | Unknown | |
| 492 Gismonda | 1902 JR | Gismond, Italian folk tale heroine | |
| 493 Griseldis | 1902 JS | Patient Griselda, folk tale heroine | |
| 494 Virtus | 1902 JV | Virtus, Roman god | |
| 495 Eulalia | 1902 KG | The grandmother of the discoverer's wife | |
| 496 Gryphia | 1902 KH | Andreas Gryphius, German poet | |
| 497 Iva | 1902 KJ | Iva Shores, daughter of the discoverer's landlord | |
| 498 Tokio | 1902 KU | Tokyo, Japan | |
| 499 Venusia | 1902 KX | Alternative name for Hven, Swedish island | |
| 500 Selinur | 1903 LA | Character in Friedrich Theodor Vischer's novel Auch Einer | |
参考文献
[編集]- Lutz D. Schmadel's authoritative Dictionary of Minor Planet Names
- Paul Herget's The Names of the Minor Planets (1968)
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