Edyta

Edyta is a feminine given name used primarily in Poland. It is the Polish form of the name Edita, which is related to Edith and ultimately derives from the Old English name Eadgyth. The meaning is commonly described as “riches” or “blessed.” In Polish, Edyta is treated as an independent given name and is widely used in Polish-speaking communities.

In other languages, the same name appears as Edita, Edith, or Edithe; Edyta is the specific Polish spelling. The name has typical Polish diminutives such as Edytka and Edytusia, which are commonly used by family and friends.

Notable people named Edyta include Edyta Górniak, a Polish singer who gained international attention after representing Poland in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994; Edyta Jungowska, a prominent Polish actress; and Edyta Herbuś, a dancer and public figure known for work in Polish theatre and television.