The Letter G in Morse Code
G is −−·: one short di and 2 long dahs, dah-dah-dit. It lasts 9 units.
−−·dah-dah-ditFacts about G
- Code
−−·· dah-dah-dit- Elements
- 3 — one dot, 2 dashes
- Length
- 9 units + 3 before the next letter
- Time
- 0.54 s at 20 WPM · 1.35 s at 8 WPM
- Tree
- T → M → G · below it: Z, Q
- Frequency
- 1.87% of English letters, 17th of 262
- Koch order
- 23rd sign of the course
- Spelling
- Golf
- Same signal
- Г in Russian Morse · Γ in Greek Morse · リ in Wabun
§ 1Don’t confuse G with
- Gthis letterdah-dah-dit
- None element shorterdah-dit
- Mone element shorterdah-dah
- Rfirst element differsdi-dah-dit
- Delement 2 differsdah-di-dit
- Olast element differsdah-dah-dah
- Pone element longerdi-dah-dah-dit
- Cone element longerdah-di-dah-dit
- Zone element longerdah-dah-di-dit
- Qone element longerdah-dah-di-dah
- Umirror: every di and dah swappeddi-di-dah
- Wreversed: the same elements back to frontdi-dah-dah
Blue marks the elements that differ from G.
§ 2How to remember G
GOOD GRA-vy (−−·) — G mirrors U (··−) and reads as W (·−−) backwards, so start listening with the two dahs.
§ 3Words with G
§ 4Questions about G
- What is G in Morse code?
- G is two dashes followed by a dot (−−·). If you already know M (−−), G is simply M with a short tap added at the end.
- What does GM mean in Morse code?
- GM means good morning. Operators greet each other with GM, GA and GE for morning, afternoon and evening, and close a late contact with GN for good night.
- Is G the same as Z in Morse?
- No. Z (−−··) is G with one more dot. At higher speeds the two can blur, so listen to how long the tail of short sounds runs after the two dahs.