Meanings of minor planet names: 238001–239000

238001–238100

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238101–238200

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 * 238129 Bernardwolfe || || Bernard Wolfe (1915–1985), an American science-fiction writer. || ·
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238201–238300

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238301–238400

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238401–238500

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238501–238600

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 * 238593 Paysdegex || 2005 AS || The French astronomy club Orion is situated in Pays de Gex, near Geneva. || ·
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238601–238700

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238701–238800

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 * 238710 Halassy || || Olivér Halassy (1909–1946), a Hungarian water polo player and freestyle swimmer, who won two gold and one silver medal in three Summer Olympic Games between 1928 and 1936. || ·
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 * 238771 Juhászbalázs || || Balázs Juhász (1992–2012), Hungarian astronomer who died during his night assistant work at the Konkoly Observatory || ·
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238801–238900

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 * 238817 Titeuf || || Titeuf is the title of a comic strip and the name of its teenage hero, created by Swiss cartoonist Philippe Chappuis (born 1967), better known as Zep. || ·
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238901–239000

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