Streptococcal species are the most common causes of erysipelas and diffuse cellulitis or nonpurulent cellulitis that is not associated with a defined portal.S aureus is the usual causative organism in purulent cellulitis associated with furuncles, carbuncles, or abscesses.
Re: Grandma and Grandpa in different languages. 1  Celtic: seanmhair (pron. shaenoovur) Spanish: abuela. 2  in Spanish Abuelo - grandpa; Abuela - grandma. Report0 Reply. 3  Abuela and abuelo in spanish. Report0 Reply.  Looks like you got the italian and spanish.... those are the only 2 I know 1  offhand. Yaya- Grandma in Greek. Papou or Papouli-Grandpa in Greek.
Ya (Ñ Ñ; italics: Ñ Ñ) is a letter of the Cyrillic script, the civil script variant of Old Cyrillic Little Yus (Ñ§ Ñ§). Among modern Slavonic languages it is used in East Slavic and Bulgarian languages.xact pronunciation of the vowel sound of â¨ Ñ â© depends also on the succeeding sound due to allophony in Slavic languages. Before a soft consonant it is [ae] , Ã¦ the-near open front unrounded â vowel like 'in b a'. t