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Numbers · ITU International Morse Code

7 in Morse Code: --...

The Morse code for 7 is --... — 3 dots and 2 dashes.

What is 7 in Morse code? The number 7 in international Morse code is --.... All ten digits use exactly five signals, which makes Morse code numbers easy to identify during transmission.

To tap number 7 in Morse code, send: long press, then long press, then short press, then short press, then short press — five signals in sequence with a one-unit gap between each.

Number 7 in Morse Code
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What Is 7 in Morse Code?

The Morse code for 7 is --..., a sequence of 3 dots and 2 dashes. In international Morse code (the ITU standard), every digit from 0 to 9 uses exactly five signals — a mix of dots (·) and dashes (−). Number 7 is two dashes followed by three dots — the mirror of number 3.

When you hear or read “morse code 7”, “morse code for 7”, “7 morse code”, or “number 7 in morse code”, the answer is always the same five-signal pattern: --....

Why Number 7 Is Easy to Recognise

Number 7 begins with two long tones, then three quick dots. The two-dash opening makes it easy to separate from numbers that start with a single dash.

Practice: What Is the Morse Code for 7?

Select the correct Morse code for 7:

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How to Tap Number 7 in Morse Code

To transmit Number 7 (--...), use this sequence:

— DashLong press
— DashLong press
· DotShort press
· DotShort press
· DotShort press

ITU Timing Rules

  • Dot (·) = 1 unit
  • Dash (−) = 3 units (3× longer)
  • Signal gap = 1 unit
  • Letter gap = 3 units
  • Word gap = 7 units

Timing Reference Table

SpeedDotDashLetter gapWord gap
5 wpm240ms720ms720ms1680ms
10 wpm120ms360ms360ms840ms
17 wpm (this page)70ms210ms210ms490ms
20 wpm60ms180ms180ms420ms

How to Remember Number 7 in Morse Code

Seven is two dashes, then three dots — the mirror of 3.

Think “DAH-DAH-di-di-dit” — two long tones followed by three quick blips.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Number 7 in Morse Code

7 in Morse code is --.... The number 7 (seven) uses 3 dots and 2 dashes, the standard ITU pattern for the digit seven.

The Morse code for 7 is --.... Tap the signals in sequence with a one-unit gap between each.

To send number 7: long press, then long press, then short press, then short press, then short press. All Morse digits use exactly 5 signals.

All Morse digits use exactly 5 signals by ITU standard, making them easy to distinguish from letters (1–4 signals) during transmission.

Number 7 is --.... Lower digits have more dots at the start; higher digits have more dashes. This systematic pattern makes numbers easier to learn as a sequence.

Related Morse Code Numbers

Other 5-signal digits often confused with number 7:

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