Meanings of minor planet names: 286001–287000 explained

286001–286100

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286101–286200

|-id=162| 286162 Tatarka || || Dominik Tatarka (1913–1989), a Slovak writer, essayist, screenwriter and translator of French authors into Slovak || |-id=163| 286163 Begeni || || Peter “Begi” Begeni (b. 1974), a Slovak astronomer. || |}

286201–286300

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286301–286400

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286401–286500

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286501–286600

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286601–286700

|-id=693| 286693 Kodaitis || || (1879–1957), German-born Lithuanian astronomer, professor at Kaunas and Vilnius universities, who founded the astronomical observatory in Kaunas in Lithuania || |}

286701–286800

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286801–286900

|-id=841| 286841 Annemieke || || Sara Annemieke Meyer (born 1976), a biologist and the wife of German discoverer Maik Meyer || |-id=842| 286842 Joris || || Joris Benjamin Meyer (born 2003) is the son of German discoverer Maik Meyer || |}

286901–287000

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