Edith

Edith

• Edith of Polesworth, abbess
• Edith of Wessex, Queen of England
• Edith of Wilton, English nun
• Edith the Fair, first wife or mistress of King Harold II of England
• Edith Abbott, American economist
• Edith Agoye, Nigerian retired footballer
• Edith Aitken, British headmistress
• Edith Vosburgh Alvord, American suffragist
• Edith Archibald, Canadian suffragist
• Edith Baird, American chess composer
• Edith Baumann, abstract artist based in Santa Monica, California
• Edith Bideau, American soprano, music educator
• Edith von Bonsdorff, Danish-Finnish ballerina and choreographer
• Edith Bonlieu, French alpine skier
• Edith Bouvier Beale, American socialite and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy
• Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale, American socialite and aunt of Jacqueline Kennedy
• Edith Bosch, Dutch judoka
• Edith Bowman, British television and radio presenter
• Edith Carr, American-Canadian China-painter and founder of the YWCA in Victoria, British Columbia
• Edith Cavell, British nurse
• Edith Mellado Céspedes, Peruvian politician and educator
• Edith Clark, French aviator and parachutist
• Edith Clayton, Canadian basket maker
• Edith Brown Clement, American judge
• Edith Clements, American botanist
• Edith Clever, German actress
• Edith Cole , English tennis player
• Edith Maud Cook, early British parachutist, balloonist, and aviator, recognized as Britain's first female pilot
• Edith Cowan, Australian politician and member of parliament
• Édith Cresson, French politician and prime minister
• Edith van Dijk, Dutch swimmer
• Edith Dimock, American painter
• Edith Dumont, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
• Edith Durham, British writer and anthropologist
• Edith Eaton, Canadian writer
• Edith Ebers, German geologist, glaciologist
• Edith Eduviere, Nigerian football midfielder
• Edith Efron, American journalist
• Edith Ellis, British writer
• Edith Evans, British actress
• Edith Falco, better known as Edie Falco, American actress
• Edith Finch, Countess of Aylesford, English noblewoman
• Edith Fisch, American jurist and legal scholar
• Edith Flagg, American fashion designer
• Edith M. Flanigen, American chemist
• Edith Willis Linn Forbes, American poet and writer
• Edith Frank, German mother of diarist and Holocaust victim Anne Frank
• Edith González, Mexican actress
• Edith Green, American politician and congresswoman
• Edith Julia Griswold, American lawyer and patent expert
• Edith Grossman, American literary translator
• Edith Hacon, Scottish suffragist from Dornoch, a World War One nursing volunteer, as well as an international socialite
• Edith Halpert, American art dealer
• Edith Hamilton American classicist and educator
• Edith Hancox, British-born Canadian socialist feminist and journalist
• Edith Hannam, tennis player from Great Britain
• Edith Head, American costume designer
• Edith Heard, British-French researcher in epigenetics
• Edith Heath, American studio potter
• Edith Henderson, American landscape architect
• Edith Heraud, English actress
• Edith Hermansen, Danish film actress
• Edith Irwin Hobart, American civic leader
• Edith Holden, British artist and teacher
• Edith Howes, New Zealand writer
• Edith Jacobson, German psychoanalyst
• Edith Jones, American judge
• Edith Katiji, known professionally as Edith WeUtonga,, Zimbabwean musician
• Edith Kellnhauser, nursing scientist, educator, and writer
• Edith Balfour Lyttelton, British novelist
• Edith Hyde Robbins Macartney, first "Miss America"
• Edith Scott Magna, American civic leader
• Edith Masai, Kenyan former long-distance runner
• Edith Massey , American actress and singer
• Edith Massey, Welsh botanist and painter, one of the two Massey Sisters
• Edith Master, American equestrian
• Edith Mathis, Swiss soprano
• Edith May, pseudonym of Anne Drinker, American poet
• Edith McAlinden, Scottish murderer
• Edith Kawelohea McKinzie, Hawaiian author, genealogist, and traditional hula expert.
• Edith Maryon, English sculptor
• Edith McGuire, American former sprinter
• Edith Morley, British literary scholar
• Edith Motridge, American competitive swimmer
• Edith Nakiyingi, retired Ugandan middle-distance runner
• Edith Nesbit, British writer
• Edith Nielsen, Danish diver
• Edith Noeding, retired female track and field athlete from Peru
• Edith Northman, American architect
• Edith Olivier, British writer
• Edith MacQueen, Scottish historian
• Edith Pargeter, British writer
• Edith Marion Patch, American entomologist
• Edith Pechey, British doctor and suffragette
• Edith Penrose, British economist
• Edith Philips, American writer and educator
• Edith Pitt, British politician
• Edith Quimby, American medical researcher
• Edith Raim, German historian
• Edith Ramirez, American lawyer and chair of the Federal Trade Commission
• Edith MacGregor Rome RRC, President of the Royal College of Nursing
• Edith Roosevelt, American first lady and wife of Theodore Roosevelt
• Edith Rotch, American tennis player
• Edith S. Sampson, American judge and diplomat
• Edith Schippers, Dutch politician
• Edie Sedgwick, born Edith Minturn Sedgwick, American model and actress
• Edith Sigala, Mexican para table tennis player
• Edith Sitwell, British poet and critic
• Edith Södergran, Finnish poet
• Edith Somerville, Irish novelist
• Edith Stein, German philosopher and nun
• Edith Summerskill, British politician
• Edith Sutton, first woman councillor in England, mayor of Reading and suffragist
• Edith Templeton, European novelist
• Edith Thompson, English murderer
• Edith Thompson, historian and lexicographer
• Edith Thys, American World Cup alpine ski racer
• Edith Unnerstad, Swedish author
• Edith Udhardt, German nurse, social activist and politician
• Edith Wall, New Zealand/Australian artist
• Edith Wharton, American writer
• Edith Wherry, American writer
• Edith Widder, American oceanographer, marine biologist, author, and the co-founder, CEO and Senior Scientist at the Ocean Research & Conservation Association
• Edith Wilson, American first lady and wife of Woodrow Wilson
• Edith Windsor, LGBTQ+ rights advocate
• Edith Wisa, Kenyan volleyball player
• Edith Wolf, Swiss former wheelchair racer
• Edith Woodhouse, Scottish-born New Zealand artist
• Edith Zimmermann, Austrian alpine skier

  Édith

• Édith Audibert, French politician
• Édith Butler, Acadian-Canadian singer-songwriter
• Édith Cresson, French politician
• Édith Girard, French architect
• Édith Piaf, French singer-songwriter, cabaret performer and film actress
• Édith Scob, French film and theatre actress
• Édith Thomas, French novelist, archivist, historian and journalist

  Fictional characters

• Edith, a fictional Demigod character from Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
• Edith the Lunch Lady, a character in the 2017 film Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
• Edith Artois, fictional character in the British television series 'Allo 'Allo!
• Edith Bunker, a character in the 1970s sitcom All in the Family
• Lady Edith Crawley, fictional character in the British television series Downton Abbey
• Edith Finch, fictional main character of What Remains of Edith Finch
• Edith Gru, a character in the Despicable Me franchise
• Edith Hughes, fictional character in the American television series As The World Turns
• Edith Prickley, fictional character portrayed by Andrea Martin on the Canadian television series SCTV
• Edith Ross, fictional character in the American television series Suits
• Edith Zuckerman, a supporting character in the children's novel ''Charlotte's Web''

  Translations

• Albanian and Romanian: Edita
• Czech: Edita
• Finnish: Eedit
• French: Edith/Edyth
• Hawaiian: Ekika
• Hebrew: Idit/ עידית
• Hungarian: Edit
• Italian: Editta
• Japanese: Edisu/エディス
• Latvian: Edīte
• Lithuanian: Edita
• Polish: Edyta
• Portuguese: Edith/Edite
• Serbian: Edita/Едита
• Slovak: Edita
• Spanish: Edit
• Swedish: Edith/Edit
• Tongan: Iteti