Meanings of minor-planet names: 240001–241000

240001–240100

|-id=m021 | 240021 Radzo || || Jozef Radzo (born 1949) is a teacher of mathematics and physics at Gymnázium A. Bernoláka secondary school in Senec, Slovakia, where he established modern physics and chemistry laboratories. From 1973 to 1993, he worked in Gymnázium Šamor{í}n, where he encouraged S. Kürti's interest in astronomy. || |-id=m022 | 240022 Demitra || || Pavol Demitra (1974–2011), Slovak ice-hockey player ||

240101–240200

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240301–240400

|-id=m364 | 240364 Kozmutza || || Flóra Kozmutza (1905–1995) was a Hungarian educator, psychologist and high school teacher. || |-id=m381 | 240381 Emilchyne || || Yemilchyne Raion (translit. Emil'chyns'kyi), a district in northern Ukraine, birthplace of Baikonur engineer Vladimir Khilchenko (born 1931) and folk singer Nina Matviyenko (born 1947) ||

240401–240500

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240601–240700

|-id=m697 | 240697 Gemenc || 2005 GC || Gemenc, a forest and the only remaining tidal area of the Danube in Hungary. ||

240701–240800

|-id=m725 | 240725 Scipioni || || Francesca Scipioni (born 1983), Italian planetary and data scientist. || |-id=m757 | 240757 Farkasberci || || Bertalan "Berci" Farkas (born 1949), the first Hungarian cosmonaut and the first Esperantist in space. ||

240801–240900

|-id=m871 | 240871 MOSS || 2006 DA || The Morocco Oukaimeden Sky Survey (MOSS) is an international amateur sky survey established in 2011. The Swiss–French–Moroccan partnership uses a 0.5-meter remote telescope at the Oukaïmeden Observatory , located in the Moroccan High Atlas mountain range (Src, Src, Src). ||

240901–241000

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