I'mma

or I’m·a

[ ahym-uh ]

1. Informal. I’m going to; I’m gonna:

   I’mma get these kids ’round here on the right track again.

Word History and Origins

Origin of I'mma¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

Imma let you finish, One Direction, but JT is still the most charismatic crooner in the game.

From The Daily Beast

Among the huntresses was Imma, the paramour who had so bravely borne Eginhard, the archchaplain, upon her back.

From Project Gutenberg

Happy at seeing us again, he will forget everything else, and we shall live near him as do Eginhard and my sister Imma.'

From Project Gutenberg

Klaus Heinrich saw Imma Spoelmann for the first time on a bright winter's day at noon.

From Project Gutenberg

Little Imma was going to inspect the improvements to-morrow morning, Sammet had told him.

From Project Gutenberg

He sat upright and defended himself, feeling the while that Imma Spoelmann's big, black, searching eyes were resting on him.

From Project Gutenberg