Morse Code

From category: Miscellaneous

Morse code, invented by Samuel Morse in the first half of the 20th Century, is a form of sending messages over wireless (the old kind, like radio) by using monotonal sound - in other words, language is translated, letter by letter, into sounds of either short or long beeps (known as dots and dashes respectively)

It's a pretty international standard, so we've included it here for you.

For reference, here's a guide to the Morse code. Punctuation hasn't been included, it just makes it more confusing...

 Letter  Morse      Letter  Morse
   A     .-           N     -.
   B     -...         O     ---
   C     -.-.         P     .--.
   D     -..          Q     --.-
   E     .            R     .-.
   F     ..-.         S     ...
   G     --.          T     -
   H     ....         U     ..-
   I     ..           V     ...-
   J     .---         W     .--
   K     -.-          X     -..-
   L     .-..         Y     -.--
   M     --           Z     --..

 Digit   Morse      Digit   Morse
   0     -----        5     .....
   1     .----        6     -....
   2     ..---        7     --...
   3     ...--        8     ---..
   4     ....-        9     ----.

This voice is available for text manipulation only, not for the full webpage translation treatment. We are looking into whether can expand this voice to include the full webpage treatment, but it might not be possible.