Morse Code for N
N in International Morse is −·, spoken dahdit. N is the reverse of A: dah then dit. Mixing A and N is the classic beginner swap.
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Letter-by-letter Morse for N
N (November) is one Morse character: −·, spoken dahdit.
−·
About Morse for the letter N
Operators say dahdit. The NATO word is November.
N is −· — 2 elements. It mixes 1 dit(s) and 1 dah(s).
- Morse
- −·
- Dots / dashes
- 1 · / 1 −
- Characters
- 1
- At 18 WPM
- 400 ms
- NATO word
- November
How to tap N
- The pattern is −· (dahdit). A dit is a short tap or flash; a dah is about three times longer.
- N is a single character, so you only need the tiny gap between its own dits and dahs.
- At 18 WPM this takes about 400 ms. Slow down to 12 WPM if you are still learning the rhythm.
- Press Play to hear N, or turn on the lamp and match the flashes.
Easy to mix up
N is easy to mix with A (·−). Learn both rhythms so they stay distinct.
Morse Code for N — FAQ
What is the Morse code for N?
The Morse code for the letter N is −·. Say dahdit.
How do you tap or flash N in Morse?
Match −·: short for each dit, about three times as long for each dah. Press Play on this page, then copy the same timing with a tap, whistle, or flashlight.
How long does N take to send?
At 18 WPM, the letter N takes about 400 ms. At 12 WPM the same −· pattern is slower but the dit/dah ratios stay identical.
How do you remember Morse for N?
Say dahdit and attach the NATO word November. N is the reverse of A: dah then dit. Mixing A and N is the classic beginner swap.
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