Morse Code Dictionary
A complete reference of International Morse code — every letter, number, and punctuation mark, each linking to its own page with a full breakdown. Paste a string of dots and dashes into the translator below to decode it back into text.
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| Character | Morse Code |
|---|---|
| Period | .-.-.- |
| Comma | --..-- |
| Question Mark | ..--.. |
| Apostrophe | .----. |
| Exclamation Mark | -.-.-- |
| Slash | -..-. |
| Open Parenthesis | -.--. |
| Close Parenthesis | -.--.- |
| Ampersand | .-... |
| Colon | ---... |
| Semicolon | -.-.-. |
| Equals Sign | -...- |
| Plus Sign | .-.-. |
| Hyphen | -....- |
| Underscore | ..--.- |
| Quotation Mark | .-..-. |
| Dollar Sign | ...-..- |
| At Sign | .--.-. |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a Morse code dictionary?
- A Morse code dictionary is a complete reference of every character — every letter, number, and punctuation mark — paired with its International Morse code pattern of dots and dashes.
- How do I look up what a Morse code pattern means?
- Paste the dots and dashes into the translator on this page — it automatically detects Morse input and decodes it back into text, acting as a reverse lookup.
- Does this dictionary cover the full Morse code alphabet?
- Yes — all 26 letters, all 10 digits, and 18 standard punctuation marks are listed below, each linking to a dedicated page with more detail.