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That is most likely a mis-spelling of "imaginary", and means something that is imagined - usually it refers to something that is not real, that is, that doesn't really exist. However - and since you posted the question under math - the so-called imaginary numbers are not any less real than the so-called real numbers; the names are maintained for historical reasons.
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