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Edit is a feminine given name related to Edith. It may refer to:Edit Balázsovits, Hungarian actress and singer
Edit Bán Kiss (1905–1966), Hungarian sculptor and painter
Edit Bauer, Hungarian politician from Slovakia
Edit Bérces, Hungarian ultramarathon runner
Edit DeAk (1948–2017), Hungarian-born American art critic and writer
Edit Doron (1951–2019), Israeli linguist
Edit Éva Farkas, Hungarian lichenologist and mycologist
Edit Gláz (1926–2020), Hungarian endocrinologist
Edit Gyömrői Ludowyk (1896–1987), Hungarian psychotherapist, poet and communist
Edit Hajós, the birth name of Edith Bone, medical professional, journalist and translator
Edit Herczog, Hungarian politician
Edit Kindvall (1866–1951), 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 (1947–2020), Hungarian ice dancer
Edit Miklós, Hungarian alpine ski racer from Romania
Edit Molnár, Hungarian sprinter
Edit Perényi-Weckinger (1923–2019), 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 (1934–2008), Hungarian actress
Edit Stift, Hungarian rower
Edit Tasnádi, Hungarian orientalist, literary translator and academic
Edit Terästö (1913–2004), Finnish politician
Edit Urban, Hungarian table tennis player
Edit Vári, Hungarian sprint hurdler
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