Meanings of minor planet names: 125001–126000 explained

125001–125100

|-id=071| 125071 Lugosi || || Béla Lugosi (1883–1956), Hungarian actor known for his portrayal of Bram Stoker's classic vampire story Count Dracula in the 1927 Broadway production and subsequent 1931 theatrical version. || |-id=076| 125076 Michelmayor || || Michel Mayor (born 1942) is a Swiss astrophysicist at Geneva University. || |}

125101–125200

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125201–125300

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125301–125400

|-id=371| 125371 Vojáček || || Vlastimil Vojáček (b. 1984), a Czech astronomer. || |}

125401–125500

|-id=473| 125473 Keisaku || || Keisaku Ninomiya (1804–1862), a Japanese medical doctor who studied Western medicine and pharmaceutics under the German doctor Philipp Franz von Siebold in Nagasaki || |-id=476| 125476 Frangarcia || || Francisco Garcia (born 1959), Spanish amateur astronomer || |}

125501–125600

|-id=592| 125592 Buthiers || || Buthiers Observatory, where this minor planet was discovered by French astronomer Jean-Claude Merlin || |}

125601–125700

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125701–125800

|-id=718| 125718 Jemasalomon || || Jean-Marc Salomon (1955–1981), French amateur astronomer; the 0.6-m telescope with which this minor planet was discovered is also named in his honour || |}

125801–125900

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125901–126000

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