Comments for the name Imma

Comments for IMMA:

Please, if you want to name your child this, spell it with an E. If you think about it, she'll be teased and kids would say "Look, there goes Imma-ture!" Unless it's a middle name.

-- Tbird  6/23/2005

The suggestion of "Tbird" was good but unfortunately he/she did not say where to put the "e" as both "Emma" and "Imme" (meaning "bee") is possible. Anyway, I don't know of anybody getting called "Imma" here in Germany...

-- Paganqueen  10/1/2005

Oh what I meant was spell it like 'E'mma. That's all. :)

-- Tbird  10/6/2005

Imma is a word in Swedish, meaning mist.

-- AnonaBee  3/1/2006

Being of German heritage and very fond of their culture and different names, I'd have to say this is not very pretty, or just not very complete. I think Emma looks a lot prettier.

-- _0TophasNails_1  12/14/2008

In Spain, 'Imma' (Catalan) or 'Inma' (Spanish) is only associated with the name 'Immaculada' or 'Inmaculada' from 'Immaculada Concepció'/'Inmaculada Concepción', 'Immaculate Conception (of Mary)' in English. I think every woman named Immaculada is called Imma. So we have both Emma and Imma, being completely different names.

-- suseda  6/4/2009

Pronounced I-mah. [noted -ed]

-- mafiosa  8/7/2009

Not very pretty, but it's better than Irma.

-- -Julia-  8/31/2009

Don't children call their grandmothers Imma in one country?

-- Joy12  5/12/2011

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