Meanings of minor planet names: 391001–392000 explained

391001–391100

|-id=042| 391042 Dubietis || || Audrius Dubietis (b. 1964), a Lithuanian physicist. || |}

391101–391200

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391201–391300

|-id=257| 391257 Wilwheaton || || Wil Wheaton (born 1972), an American actor and writer || |}

391301–391400

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391401–391500

|-id=496| 391496 Colineldridge || || Colin Eldridge (b. 1941), an Australian amateur astronomer. || |}

391501–391600

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391601–391700

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391701–391800

|-id=795| 391795 Univofutah || || The University of Utah is the flagship institution of higher learning in Utah, United States. || |}

391801–391900

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391901–392000

|-id=947| 391947 Tanithlee || || Tanith Lee (1947–2015) was a British science-fiction and fantasy writer. Despite not learning to read until age 8 due to a learning disability (dyslexia), she became a prolific author and wrote numerous award-winning novels and short stories. || |-id=988| 391988 Illmárton || || Márton Ill (1930–2015), a Hungarian astronomer and space scientist. || |-id=996| 391996 Zhunenghong || || Zhu Nenghong (b. 1939), an academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, is an expert in research and development of astronomical instruments in China. He led the development of numerous major astronomical telescopes including the Purple Mountain Observatory's 1.56-m astrometric telescope. || |}