What is another word for danaid?
Pronunciation: [dˈane͡ɪd] (IPA) 
The term "danaid" is derived from Greek mythology, particularly from the story of the Danaides, daughters of Danaus who were cursed to endlessly pour water in a leaking container in the underworld as punishment for their actions. The word has come to represent a futile or pointless effort. Synonyms for danaid include Sisyphean, Herculean, fruitless, unavailing, pointless, vain, and labour in vain. These words are commonly used to describe challenges or tasks that seem impossible to overcome or achieve. In essence, they refer to any effort that is unproductive or ineffective despite its intensity or persistence.
