What does verm mean?

Verm is a Latin word meaning "worm" or "maggot". It is often used in scientific names of worms and other invertebrates, such as Vermes, the phylum of worms.

Verm can also be used in a more general sense to refer to any small, crawling creature that is considered to be unpleasant or disgusting. For example, you might call a worm or a cockroach a "verm."

In some cases, verm can also be used to refer to something that is considered to be harmful or destructive. For example, you might call a virus or a computer worm a "verm."

The plural form of verm is vermes.