Meanings of minor planet names: 224001–225000 explained

224001–224100

|-id=027| 224027 Grégoire || || Grégoire Boissenot (born 1979), better known as Grégoire, is a French composer, author and singer. || |-id=067| 224067 Colemila || || Cole Osmonson (born 2016) and Mila Rodriguez (born 2016) are great-grandchildren of the discoverer || |}

224101–224200

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224201–224300

|-id=206| 224206 Pietchisson || || "Pietchisson", the name of an old isolated farmhouse in the Swiss Jura || |}

224301–224400

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224401–224500

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224501–224600

|-id=592| 224592 Carnac || || Carnac, Brittany, in north-western France. The site was already inhabited in prehistoric times, and is famous for its numerous Neolithic standing stones. || |}

224601–224700

|-id=617| 224617 Micromégas || || Micromégas, a short humoristic tale written by the French philosopher Voltaire in 1752. || |-id=693| 224693 Morganfreeman || || Morgan Freeman (born 1937), an American actor and director, nominated for Academy Awards five times, winning once for Million Dollar Baby (2004). || |}

224701–224800

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224801–224900

|-id=831| 224831 Neeffisis || || (1782–1849), a German physician, co-founder of the physics society "Physikalischer Verein" in 1824. || |-id=888| 224888 Cochingchu || || Coching Chu or Zhu Kezhen (1890–1974), a prominent Chinese meteorologist, geologist and educator || |}

224901–225000

|-id=962| 224962 Michaelgrünewald || || Michael Grünewald (born 1965), the son-in-law of German discoverer Rolf Apitzsch || |}