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Morse Alphabet

Sources

Every table on this site rests on named sources. The international alphabet follows ITU-R M.1677-1; other alphabets follow national rules or the best references there are. Below, each table shows its sources, how sure the folio is of it, and the day it was last compared with them by hand.

§ 1Alphabets

TableSourcesConfidenceChecked
International (ITU)Normative: the table is the standard’s own
American MorseMedium: the references differ on a few signs
Russian MorseHigh: two independent references agree
Greek MorseMedium: the references differ on a few signs
WabunNormative: the table is the standard’s own

§ 2Facts, words and timing

The letter pages, the numbers and the trainer also use these references. Each was checked on the date shown.

§ 3Found an error?

If a table disagrees with its source, or a source has changed since the date shown, write to the editor. Name the table, the sign and the source you compared it with, for example: “Greek, Ψ, Wikipedia (el), table of the alphabet.”

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Colophon

Set in Fraunces, Literata and Courier Prime. A dot is one unit, a dash three; PARIS = 50 units.