toga
nounfeminine/ˈtɔɡɐ/medium
to·ga
Definition
A loose outer garment worn by citizens of ancient Rome; a robe worn on formal or ceremonial occasions by judges, academics, etc.
The graduates wore traditional togas for the ceremony.
In ancient Rome, the toga was a symbol of citizenship.
Common collocations
academic gownjudicial robewear a gownblack robe
Etymology
Do latim 'toga'.