its Brockhaus encyclopedia, which served as models for other reference books || |-id=775 | 27775 Lilialmanzor || || Lucette Destouches (1912–2019; née Lucie Almansor), a French dancer, who was married to the writer Louis-Ferdinand Céline for more than 30 years. || |-id=776 | 27776 Cortland || || State University of New York College at Cortland (Src) || |-id=789 | 27789 Astrakhan || || The Astrakhan Khanate, a Tatar feudal state established in the 15th century || |-id=790 | 27790 Urashimataro || || Urashima Tarō, a fictional character and the protagonist of a Japanese legend about a kind-hearted young fisherman. The story is loved by generations of children and many beaches across Japan are claimed to be the setting where the story took place. || |-id=791 | 27791 Masaru || || Masaru Kubota (born 1959), Japanese television broadcaster, weather forecaster, and science and astronomy popularizer || |-id=792 | 27792 Fridakahlo || || Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), a Mexican painter who is known for her portraits and self-portraits, as well as for paintings inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico. || |} 27801–27900 |-id=810 | 27810 Daveturner || || David G. Turner, Canadian astronomer † || |-id=827 | 27827 Ukai || || A member of the Waseda Astronomical Association, he participated in the construction of an observatory hut in Nobeyama in 1970, camping out there for 30 consecutive days and becoming the first person to spend 100 nights in the hut || |-id=845 | 27845 Josephmeyer || || Joseph Meyer, 19th-century German merchant, publisher and publicist, founder of the Bibliographisches Institut at Gotha, which pioneered the subscription system of encyclopedia publishing || |-id=846 | 27846 Honegger || || Arthur Honegger, Swiss-French composer || |-id=849 | 27849 Suyumbika || || Suyumbika Tower, the symbol of Kazan, one of the oldest towns in Russia; legend has it that princess Suyumbika jumped from the tower rather than allow herself to be captured by enemies surrounding the town || |-id=855 | 27855 Giorgilli || 1995 AK || Antonio Giorgilli (born 1949), professor of mathematical physics at the University of Milan, distinguished himself in his productive career with numerous works in perturbation theory of Hamiltonian systems, with applications to studies of the long-term orbital stability of major and minor planets || |-id=864 | 27864 Antongraff || || Anton Graff, 18th-century Swiss portrait painter || |-id=865 | 27865 Ludgerfroebel || 1995 FQ || Ludger Froebel (born 1958) has