lisarakkudes
lisarakkudes is a theoretical astronomical object. The name is derived from Finnish words, "lisa" meaning additional or extra, and "rakkudes" meaning roughness or ruggedness. This term has been used to describe hypothetical, irregularly shaped celestial bodies that are not perfectly spherical. Unlike planets and many moons that are massive enough to be rounded by their own gravity, a lisarakkudes would retain a more irregular, potato-like form due to insufficient mass or internal structure.
Such objects are common in the early stages of planetary formation and are often found in asteroid