Meanings of minor planet names: 441001–442000 explained

441001–441100

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441101–441200

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441201–441300

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441301–441400

|-id=374| 441374 Wangjingxiu || || Wang Jingxiu (b. 1944), a Chinese solar astrophysicist and academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences || |}

441401–441500

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441501–441600

|-id=563| 441563 Domanski || 2008 UK || Juliusz Domanski (1931–2015) was an astronomy and physics popularizer in Poland. He was a long-term methodical adviser in the fields of physics and astronomy and encouraged many students. || |}

441601–441700

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441701–441800

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441801–441900

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441901–442000

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