Morse code

English

Etymology

Named for its inventor, Samuel Morse.

Noun

Morse code (plural Morse codes)

  1. (telecommunications) A character code represented by dots and dashes (or short and long pulses), originally used to send messages by telegraph, later by flashes of light or by radio.

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Characters in Morse code [edit]
.- (A) -... (B) -.-. (C) -.. (D) . (E) ..-. (F) --. (G) .... (H) .. (I)
.--- (J) -.- (K) .-.. (L) -- (M) -. (N) --- (O) .--. (P) --.- (Q) .-. (R)
... (S) - (T) ..- (U) ...- (V) .-- (W) -..- (X) -.-- (Y) --.. (Z) ----- (0)
.---- (1) ..--- (2) ...-- (3) ....- (4) ..... (5) -.... (6) --... (7) ---.. (8) ----. (9)
.-.-.- (.) --..-- (,) ..--.. (?) -.-.-- (!) ---... (:) -.-.-. (;) -..-. (/) -.--. ( ( ) -.--.- ( ) )
.----. (') .-..-. (") -...- (=) .-.-. (+) -....- (-) ..--.- (_) .-... (&) ...-..- ($) .--.-. (@)
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