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=== Refined ===
=== Refined ===
The surname was redefined in July 2011 by Stacia Falat and Dominic Volonnino, both who took on the Kiraly name. A virtue that they strive to uphold, as well as give as a charge to their children as they mature. They chose two virtues: kindness and social justice. The Irish translation for kindness is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/4652/cinealtas/ Cineáltas],” or """Kinnaltah""" (the Anglicanized spelling), which embodies tenderness and concern for others, goodness, and charitable behavior.
The surname was redefined in July 2011 by Stacia Falat and Dominic Volonnino, both who took on the Kiraly name. A virtue that they strive to uphold, as well as give as a charge to their children as they mature. They chose two virtues: kindness and social justice. The Irish translation for kindness is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/4652/cinealtas Cineáltas],” or Kinnaltah (the Anglicanized spelling), which embodies tenderness and concern for others, goodness, and charitable behavior.


Social justice refers to creating a society or institution that is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, and that recognizes the basic human rights and dignity of every person. The closest Irish translation to this concept is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/6158/grastuil/ """Grástúil"""], or graciousness, which embodies compassion, sympathy, understanding, and being humane and merciful.
Social justice refers to creating a society or institution that is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, and that recognizes the basic human rights and dignity of every person. The closest Irish translation to this concept is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/6158/grastuil Grástúil], or graciousness, which embodies compassion, sympathy, understanding, and being humane and merciful.


They also borrowed from the name Heile, a tribute to Stacia's grandparents, Bernie and Stasy Heile, who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 14, 2011. Their lifelong love and commitment is a testament to the strength of their marriage, and reminds Stacia and Dominic to honor, respect, and celebrate each other, and to nurture the love between them throughout their lives.
They also borrowed from the name Heile, a tribute to Stacia's grandparents, Bernie and Stasy Heile, who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 14, 2011. Their lifelong love and commitment is a testament to the strength of their marriage, and reminds Stacia and Dominic to honor, respect, and celebrate each other, and to nurture the love between them throughout their lives.
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== The Kiraly (Dance) ==
== The Kiraly (Dance) ==
The Kiraly Dance emerged in the Washington D.C. disco scene in early 2012. It is known for free-flow movements of the lower body which rigid control of both arms which remain at the side of the individual.
The Kiraly Dance emerged in the clue scene in the greater Washington D.C. area in late 2011. The dance is known for its free-flow movements of the lower body complemented by rigid control of both arms which remain at the side of the individual. The Kiraly is predominantly accompanied by [electronic], [techno], or [trance music].


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 07:07, 2 March 2012

Origins

Kiraly is found predominately found in communities across Hungary. Origins include the Slavonic word of the late 1600s meaning 'king'. http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Kiraly. Middle high German word, used as a term of endearment, for curly headed individuals. http://www.houseofnames.com/kiraly-family-crest

Refined

The surname was redefined in July 2011 by Stacia Falat and Dominic Volonnino, both who took on the Kiraly name. A virtue that they strive to uphold, as well as give as a charge to their children as they mature. They chose two virtues: kindness and social justice. The Irish translation for kindness is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/4652/cinealtas Cineáltas],” or Kinnaltah (the Anglicanized spelling), which embodies tenderness and concern for others, goodness, and charitable behavior.

Social justice refers to creating a society or institution that is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, and that recognizes the basic human rights and dignity of every person. The closest Irish translation to this concept is [www.irishionary.com/dictionary/6158/grastuil Grástúil], or graciousness, which embodies compassion, sympathy, understanding, and being humane and merciful.

They also borrowed from the name Heile, a tribute to Stacia's grandparents, Bernie and Stasy Heile, who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 14, 2011. Their lifelong love and commitment is a testament to the strength of their marriage, and reminds Stacia and Dominic to honor, respect, and celebrate each other, and to nurture the love between them throughout their lives.

The Community

Based in western suburbs of Alexandria, Virginia.

Notable Kiralyisms

This is a list of commonly used expressions from Kiraly members.

  • "What's the joke here?"
  • "Pass the moo juice"
  • "What would George Washington do?"

The Kiraly (Dance)

The Kiraly Dance emerged in the clue scene in the greater Washington D.C. area in late 2011. The dance is known for its free-flow movements of the lower body complemented by rigid control of both arms which remain at the side of the individual. The Kiraly is predominantly accompanied by [electronic], [techno], or [trance music].

References

The Internet Surname Database
House of Names