78%RatingSave Gender Feminine Usage Greek Mythology, Italian Scripts Λήδα(Ancient Greek) Pronounced Pron. /lɛ̌ː.daː/(Classical Greek) /ˈliː.də/(English) /ˈleɪ.də/(English) /ˈlɛ.da/(Italian) [key·simplify] Meaning & History Meaning unknown. In Greek myth she was a Spartan queen and the mother of Castor, Pollux, Helen and Clytemnestra by the god Zeus, who came upon her in the form of a swan. Related Names User SubmissionsLéda, Leda PopularityDetails Last ranked #571 in 1980 Brazil (by decade) Last ranked #931 in 1920 United States People think this name isRate·Details classic mature formal upper class natural wholesome refined strange serious Categories animals, asteroids, birds, consorts of Zeus, currently out of the US top 1000, Greek mythology, Hozier songs, moons, moons of Jupiter, mothers, mythology, Queer as Folk US characters, Robert A. Heinlein characters, swans, The Roman Mysteries characters, uncertain etymology, victims, women
