How to print different glossaries entries with a common description

I would like to print different glossaries entries with a common description. For example, I can do this:

newglossaryentry{s:rc} 
{
    name={ensuremath{x', y', z'}},
    sort={s:rc}, 
    description={Rotated global coordinates associated with a bar}
}

The problem is that x’ y’ and z’ are not different entries and I cannot print each one separately using gls{}. I want to use gls{} because it is a quick way to change a symbol for all the document. Obviously, I could use newcommand to do the same, however, I think it is not the ‘right’ solution.

What I mean is that you can define commands of the form newcommand{x}{x’} and then use them throughout the document instead of using the glossaries package functionalities. There is a disadvantage however; if you want your glossary to show your s:rc entry you must print all the entries without sorting (at least this is what I understood).

So is there a proper way of doing it using the glossaries/glossaries-extra packages or not? In other words, is there a way to print different glossaries entries with a common description? Thank you!

I add some basic code as requested:

documentclass{scrartcl}  
usepackage[sort = none]{glossaries-extra}
newglossaryentry{s:i:p} 
{
    name={ensuremath{xi, eta, zeta}},
    sort={pi}, 
    description={Intrinsic coordinates of parent element}
}

begin{document}
    I can Print all the entries using gls{s:i:p}, but I have not control over the single entries. I can solve this using the command verb!newcommand!, however it does not seem a ``proper'' way of solving the problem. 
    
    printunsrtglossary[style=long, title={List of Symbols}]
end{document}

The result: