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Morse Code Chart
The complete International Morse code (ITU-R M.1677-1). A dash lasts three times as long as a dot. Morse has no upper or lower case — ·− is both A and a.
Morse Code Chart
Letters
- Aa ·−
- Bb −···
- Cc −·−·
- Dd −··
- Ee ·
- Ff ··−·
- Gg −−·
- Hh ····
- Ii ··
- Jj ·−−−
- Kk −·−
- Ll ·−··
- Mm −−
- Nn −·
- Oo −−−
- Pp ·−−·
- Qq −−·−
- Rr ·−·
- Ss ···
- Tt −
- Uu ··−
- Vv ···−
- Ww ·−−
- Xx −··−
- Yy −·−−
- Zz −−··
Numbers
- 0 −−−−−
- 1 ·−−−−
- 2 ··−−−
- 3 ···−−
- 4 ····−
- 5 ·····
- 6 −····
- 7 −−···
- 8 −−−··
- 9 −−−−·
Punctuation & Symbols
- . period ·−·−·−
- , comma −−··−−
- ? question mark ··−−··
- ' apostrophe ·−−−−·
- ! exclamation −·−·−−
- / slash −··−·
- ( open paren −·−−·
- ) close paren −·−−·−
- & ampersand ·−···
- : colon −−−···
- ; semicolon −·−·−·
- = equals −···−
- + plus ·−·−·
- - hyphen −····−
- _ underscore ··−−·−
- " quote ·−··−·
- $ dollar ···−··−
- @ at sign ·−−·−·
Prosigns & Abbreviations
- SOS distress (sent as one) ···−−−···
- AR end of message ·−·−·
- SK end of contact ···−·−
- BT new paragraph −···−
- KN named station only −·−−·
- CQ calling anyone −·−· −−·−
Want to hear any of these? Open the translator and type the character — it plays the rhythm out loud. Or learn them for real in Echo.