Meanings of minor planet names: 446001–447000

446001–446100

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446101–446200

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446201–446300

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446301–446400

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446401–446500

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 * 446500 Katrinraynor || || Katrin Raynor-Evans (born 1981) is a British philatelist specializing in the history and collection of astronomy-themed stamps. She is an amateur astronomer and writer for popular astronomy magazines, and a Fellow of The Royal Astronomical Society. || ·
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446501–446600

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446601–446700

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446701–446800

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446801–446900

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446901–447000

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 * 446957 Priellekornélia || || Kornélia Prielle (1826–1906) was a Hungarian stage actress who was engaged at the National Theatre from 1861 until her death. She was the first actor to be honored by being a Perpetual Member of that theatre. || ·
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