Ampersand in Morse Code

The ampersand (&) in Morse code is .-... — dot-dash-dot-dot-dot.

In International Morse Code, the ampersand (&) is written as .-..., made up of 4 dots and 1 dash. Punctuation codes run five to six signals long — longer than most letters — since they're used far less often in typical text.

The ampersand is typically used when joining two words in place of "and".

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Morse code for &?

The ampersand (&) is written as .-... in Morse code — dot-dash-dot-dot-dot.

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