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Heit might be an old or Low German spelling of Heide DE, which translates to heath or moor. So maybe the family lived at a place near a moor or heath, and that's where their name came from. share | improve this answer
This is a relevant question not just for Irit, but in general for any name first supplied by a rabbinic source. For example, Plotit as the daughter of Lot, executed by the Sodomites, mentioned also by Pirkei deRabbi Eliezer. Or Hatzlelponi, as the name of Manoach's wife. a) They might have an extra-Biblical tradition going back to Moshe Rabbenu.