[toh-guh vi-rahy-lis, -ree-; Lat. taw-gah wi-ree-lis] 
[toh-jee vi-rahy-leez, -ree-; Lat. taw-gahy wi-ree-les] . | the white toga assumed by boys in ancient Rome at the end of their 14th year. |
| to·ga vi·ri·lis (tō'gə və-rē'lĭs, -rĭl'ĭs) n. pl. to·gae vi·ri·les (tō'jē vĭ-rē'lēz, -rĭl'ēz, tō'gē, -gī) A white toga symbolizing manhood that boys of ancient Rome were allowed to wear at age 15. [Latin toga virīlis : toga, toga + virīlis, of a man.] |
gə vɪˈraɪ