Edit (given name)
Edit is a feminine given name related to Edith. It may refer to:
- Edit Balázsovits, Hungarian actress and singer
- Edit Bán Kiss, Hungarian sculptor and painter
- Edit Bauer, Hungarian politician from Slovakia
- Edit Bérces, Hungarian ultramarathon runner
- Edit DeAk, Hungarian-born American art critic and writer
- Edit Doron, Israeli linguist
- Edit Éva Farkas, Hungarian lichenologist and mycologist
- Edit Gláz, Hungarian endocrinologist
- Edit Gyömrői Ludowyk, Hungarian psychotherapist, poet and communist
- Edit Hajós, the birth name of Edith Bone, medical professional, journalist and translator
- Edit Herczog, Hungarian politician
- Edit Kindvall, Swedish teacher, photographer, women's rights activist and suffragist
- Edit Klocker, Hungarian swimmer
- Edit Kovács (fencer), Hungarian fencer
- Edit Kovács (swimmer), Hungarian swimmer
- Edit Láng, Hungarian chess player
- Edit Makedonska, Bulgarian-Serbian violinist
- Edit Matei, Hungarian handballer from Romania
- Edit Mató, Hungarian ice dancer
- Edit Miklós, Hungarian alpine ski racer from Romania
- Edit Molnár, Hungarian sprinter
- Edit Perényi-Weckinger, Hungarian gymnast
- Edit Punk, Hungarian rower
- Edit Sági, Hungarian table tennis player
- Edit Schlaffer, Austrian social scientist and founder of Women Without Borders
- Edit Soós, Hungarian actress
- Edit Stift, Hungarian rower
- Edit Tasnádi, Hungarian orientalist, literary translator and academic
- Edit Terästö, Finnish politician
- Edit Urban, Hungarian table tennis player
- Edit Vári, Hungarian sprint hurdler
Fictional characters
- Edit "Eddie" Janko-Reagan, a police officer in the TV series Blue Bloods
- Edit Stefanović, protagonist of the 2009 Serbian animated film ''Technotise: Edit & I''
Male usage
- Edit Savio, Timorese footballer