Meanings of minor-planet names: 376001–377000

376001–376100

|-id=m029 | 376029 Blahová || || Blahová, a small Slovak village || |-id=m084 | 376084 Annettepeter || || Annette Peter (born 1971), wife of German discoverer Erwin Schwab ||

376101–376200

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376201–376300

|-id=m299 | 376299 Friesen || || Rachel Friesen, Canadian astronomer. ||

376301–376400

|-id=m311 | 376311 Naidubezawada || || Naidu Bezawada, has worked on telescope instrumentation and detector systems at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, the UK Astronomy Technology Centre, and the European Southern Observatory (ESO). His expertise in detector technology and leadership are critical for the instrumentation of ESO's Extremely Large Telescope. ||

376401–376500

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376501–376600

|-id=m574 | 376574 Michalkusiak || || Michal Kusiak (born 1986), an extraordinary popularizer of astronomy in Poland. The asteroid's name was suggested by astronomer Rafał Reszelewski. ||

376601–376700

|-id=m694 | 376694 Kassák || || Lajos Kassák (1887–1967), a Hungarian poet, novelist, painter, essayist, editor and occasional translator. ||

376701–376800

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376801–376900

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376901–377000

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