Meanings of minor planet names: 193001–194000 explained

193001–193100

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193101–193200

|-id=158| 193158 Haechan || || Haechan Kim (born 1994), son of South-Korean astronomer Seung-Lee Kim who discovered this minor planet || |}

193201–193300

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193301–193400

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193401–193500

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193501–193600

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193601–193700

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193701–193800

|-id=736| 193736 Henrythroop || || Henry Throop (born 1972), an American astronomer at the Planetary Science Institute who worked as a Science Team Collaborator and as a member of the Spacecraft Hazard Team for the New Horizons mission to Pluto. || |}

193801–193900

|-id=818| 193818 Polidoro || 2001 QH || Massimo Polidoro (b. 1969), an Italian author and science communicator. || |}

193901–194000

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