Wurm (disambiguation)

Worm or worms plural stands for:

Worms, a series of sometimes only very distantly related to each other invertebrates specifically the causative agent of a worm disease

Worm is a surname:

Adolf Wurm (1886-1968), German geologist and paleontologist
Andreas Wurm (born 1972 ), German journalist and presenter
Armin Wurm ( * 1989), German ice hockey player
Christian Worm (1771-1835), Director of Police Nuremberg
Christian Friedrich Wurm (1803-1859), German grammar school teacher, historian, author and liberal politician
Christine Wurm ( b. 1939 ), German photographer
Christoph Wurm ( b. 1955 ), German philologist and author
Emanuel Wurm (1857-1920), German politician
Ernst Wurm (1906-1971), Austrian writer
Erwin Wurm (born 1954 ), Austrian artist
Franz Wurm (1926-2010), Swiss writer and translator
Franz Wurm (painter) ( 1816-1865 ), German painter
Franz Xaver Wurm (1786-1860), Austrian inventor and industrialist
Gisa Wurm (1885-1957), Austrian actress
Gisela Wurm ( b. 1957 ), Austrian politician
Grete Wurm (1919-2002), German actress
Harald Wurm ( born 1984 ), Austrian cross-country skiers
Hermann -Joseph Wurm (1862-1941), German theologian and journalist
Johann Wurm, Austrian politician (NSDAP )
Johann Friedrich Wurm (1760-1833), German astronomer
Joseph Wurm (1786-1866), German Catholic priest
Juliane Wurm ( * 1990), German Sportkletterin
Manfred Wurm ( b. 1949 ), Austrian politician ( SPÖ)
Mathilde Wurm (1874-1935) German social worker and politician (SPD, USPD )
Michael Wurm ( b. 1945 ), German jurist, Judge of the Federal Court
Paul Wurm, German editor
Peter Wurm ( b. 1965 ), Austrian politician ( FPÖ)
Ronald Wurm ( * 1987), Dutch hockey player
Sylvia Mattl worm (* 1954), Austrian art historian
Theophil Wurm (1868-1953), German theologian
Wenzel Freiherr von Wurm (1859-1921), Austro- Hungarian general in the First World War
Olaus Wormius ( Latinized for Olaf worm; 1588-1654 ), Reich antiquary of Denmark and co-founder of the Scandinavian archeology
Wenzel from grub (1859-1921), Austrian Colonel General in World War I