Morse Code Words (A–Z)

How to read the list

A dot (.) is one short signal and a dash (-) is three times as long. A single space separates letters, and a slash (/) separates words in a two-word entry such as good night. When you send a word by sound or light, leave a gap the length of one dot inside each letter, three dots between letters, and seven between words — the spacing matters as much as the symbols.

Short words make the best practice drills: EAT, TEA and ATE use the same three letters in a different order, so you learn to hear the rhythm of each letter rather than memorising whole shapes. Pick five words from one letter group, copy them into the translator and press Play at a slow speed before moving on.