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Leto and Leda are both fine, though I have to admit I prefer Lita to Leda. Neither name (nor Lita, for that matter) is one I'd use, but I'd be pleased to meet Leda or Leto.

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I suppose I'd prefer Leda today (and I'd pronounce it LEE-da). Has a slightly more homey feeling to me, like she could be a nineteenth-century maid as well as Helen of Troy's mother.

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Leda Winifred
Leda Psyche
Leda Wren
Leda Harriet
Leda Jean
Leda Julie
Leda Christel
Leda Florence
Leda Rosamunde
Leda Bethel
Leda Prayer (kidding :)
Leda Tanith
Leda Quintina
Leda Parthenope

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Leto Parnassia
Leto Ismene
Leto Fulvia
Leto Flavia
Leto Gwendolen
Leto Aster
Leto Melisande
Leto Pamela
Leto Gloria
Leto Ursula
Leto Winona
Leto Amity
Leto Vera
Leto Georgette
Leto Amaryllis

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