I'm reading a really beautiful book on Greek and
Roman myth, and I was really struck by the name
Leda. I instinctively read
Leda as LAY-də rather than LEE-də, but, in any case, according to
Caprice in the comments section for the name, 'leda' means "boredom" in Swedish, which is certainly off-putting for me as I hope to learn the language one day. Additionally, another user states that the correct Greek pronunciation of
Leda is LEE-thə, which lead me to consider
Letha. Although, does LEE-thə sound too much like
Lisa with a speech impediment? Ahh!
Anyway, rambling aside, what do you think of
Leda, pronounced as LAY-də? How about
Letha (LEE-thə)?
Much obliged!
Ottilie
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/116467