Ima

Ima is a super conjunction of I'm(a conjunction of I am) & Gonna .

Gonna comes from going to.

Break downs.
I am going to make eggs.
I am gonna make eggs.
I'm gonna make eggs
Ima make eggs.

by NautilusBlackmon November 27, 2018

ima

slang for, "I am going to"

best not fuck around or ima whoop yo ass

by Pizzlej August 5, 2020

ima

ima = I'm a

Means "I am a"...

Simple!

I am a person who says, "I am going to stop saying ima".

by Fishyrich July 28, 2014

Ima

A shortened version of 'i am going to/I am a.' It exists for two reasons and two reasons only....

1. Americans are too damn lazy to say a couple frickin words so they say 'ima' intead of 'i am going to/I am a' because it's only one word, as aposed to 3 or 4 words.

2. 'Ima' is a reallyyy fun word to say!!! Soooo much more fun to say than 'I am going to/I am a'!!!!!

1. Lazy American: I am too lazy to get up and get another chocolate bar so ima need your help, because ima lazy American.
Asian Guy: I am moving back to China.

2. Random Person: Yo, i'm gonna go hit up the movies. Who's comin'?
Bored Person: I am going to come.
Happy and Fun Person: Ima come!

by Crazy Katz June 18, 2010

ima

Contraction for the slang phrase "I'm gonna"--I'm + gonna=ima. Popularly considered a contraction for "I'm going to", but since there ain't no a in "going to", only in "gonna", clearly gonna is the word represented by the a in "ima".

Ima go grocery shopping after work. Ima be upset if my McD's order is wrong again.

by BigDaddyDawg January 22, 2014

Ima

Ima as a girl's name is of Old French and Old German Origin and the meaning of Ima is " entire universal " variant of Emma. She's very a very humble person. She loves music and a very funny person. She's pretty and gorgeous. BUT when it comes to love , she'll always pray for the best. She always keep everything by herself. Most guys keep chasing her because she's different.

- She's my " Ima "
- " Ima called you mine "
- Thats my bestfriend " Ima "

by valeriebloom January 2, 2017

ima

An astonishing elision of the phrase "I am going to," making it the first and only 'triple elision' in the entire English language.

Notice the use of three distinct elisions to turn a four word phrase into a three letter word: "I am going to" > "I'm going to" > "I'm gonna" > "ima."

Awesome.

"Yo Taylor, I'm really happy for you, and ima let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time!"

by jazzman! February 25, 2010