Morse Code Numbers: Complete 0-9 Chart with Audio

Interactive 0-9 chart with audio, prosigns, and punctuation marks. The complete morse code numbers reference guide.

Quick Answer: Morse Code Numbers

Morse code numbers 0-9 each use exactly five symbols following a logical pattern: 1 is .----, 2 is ..---, 3 is ...--, 4 is ....-, 5 is ....., 6 is -...., 7 is --..., 8 is ---.., and 9 is -----. Zero (0) is -----. Numbers 1-5 start with dots (count equals the digit), while 6-9 start with dashes. Our interactive chart below lets you click each number to hear its audio pattern.

Morse Code Numbers 0-9 Chart

Morse Code Prosigns (Procedure Signals)

Prosigns are special multi-character signals used for communication protocol in morse code transmissions.

AR .-.-.

End of message

AS .-...

Wait/Stand by

BK -...-.-

Break

KA -.-.-

Beginning of message

KN -.--.

Go ahead (specific station)

SK ...-.-

End of contact

SN ...-.

Understood

SOS ...---...

Distress signal

Morse Code Punctuation Marks

. .-.-.-

Period

, --..--

Comma

? ..--..

Question mark

' .----.

Apostrophe

! -.-.--

Exclamation

/ -..-.

Slash

( -.--.

Open parenthesis

) -.--.-

Close parenthesis

& .-...

Ampersand

: ---...

Colon

; -.-.-.

Semicolon

= -...-

Equals

+ .-.-.

Plus

- -....-

Hyphen

@ .--.-.

At sign

The Pattern Behind Morse Code Numbers

Unlike letters, morse code numbers follow a perfectly logical pattern that makes them easy to memorize once you understand the rule:

Numbers 1-5 (Start with Dots)

The number of dots at the beginning equals the digit. The remaining positions are dashes.

  • 1 = .---- (1 dot, 4 dashes)
  • 2 = ..--- (2 dots, 3 dashes)
  • 3 = ...-- (3 dots, 2 dashes)
  • 4 = ....- (4 dots, 1 dash)
  • 5 = ..... (5 dots)

Numbers 6-9 (Start with Dashes)

10 minus the number equals the count of dashes at the beginning.

  • 6 = -.... (1 dash, 4 dots)
  • 7 = --... (2 dashes, 3 dots)
  • 8 = ---.. (3 dashes, 2 dots)
  • 9 = ----. (4 dashes, 1 dot)

Zero (0) is simply five dashes: -----

People Also Ask

What is 1 in Morse code?

1 is .----. Digits are five elements each.

What is 0 in Morse code?

0 is ----- (five dashes).

How do I practice numbers?

Use the trainer or translate phone numbers on the translator.

Morse Code Numbers - FAQs

About the Author: Dr. Stephen Carter

Electrical Engineer · Extra Class Amateur (K1SCW) · CW Academy Advisor · 25+ Years on HF

My grandfather taught me to tap out my first SOS when I was eight, and I have been hooked on Morse ever since. I earned my amateur radio license in 1998 (call sign K1SCW) and have worked CW contacts on six continents. After decades of teaching at CW Academy and fixing clunky online tools for my students, I built this translator so anyone — exam candidates, jewelry makers, or emergency preppers — can practice with real ITU timing, Farnsworth spacing, and zero ads.

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