1. The outer garment of a Roman citizen in peace, long, broad and flowing, and consisting of a single piece of stuff. Toga proetexta, a toga with a broad purple border worn by children, certain magistrates and priests. Toga virilis, the manly gown assumed by boys at sixteen.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• morga,
• soga,
• tomao,
• youga,
• tagia,
• toa,
• toght,
• togle,
• tota,
• tougt,
• tokk,
• vogu,
• tora,
• teha,
• toura,
• tocan,
• tosay,
• totai,
• topay,
• tongh

• tokay,
• tosh,
• TOKI,
• toke,
• tosk,
• Toshia,
• TOSI,
• tough,
• Tosha,
• tojo,
• toughie,
• towage,
• togs,
• togo,
• tog,
• toss.

The adjective form of the word "toga" is "togate".

The plural of the "toga" can be the "togas".

The singular of the "toga" can be the "toga".