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Re: Leda / Letha
The raped-by-a-swan thing is... off-putting? Nope, doesn't really cover it. And that's my only association with the name, so no, don't fancy it with any pronunciation. (And I expect you'd need an accent to get 'lay', as most English speakers would probably rhyme it with Freda)
Re Letha: Lisa-with-a-speech-impediment made me grin. Tis true though.
Do you like Lída?
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Ooh, I wasn't aware of Lida! Thank you!
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Alas!Lida means "to suffer" in Swedish!
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Aw, shoot!
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