What Is N in Morse Code?
The Morse code for N is -., a sequence of 1 dot and 1 dash. In international Morse code (the ITU standard), each letter has a unique combination of dots (·) and dashes (−). N is the reverse of A (.-).
When you hear or read “morse code n”, “morse code for n”, “n morse code”, or “letter n in morse code”, the answer is always the same 2-signal pattern: -..
NATO Phonetic Word for N
In the NATO phonetic alphabet, the letter N is spoken as November. This pairing — Morse code -. with the spoken word November — is used by aviation, military, and amateur radio operators worldwide for unmistakable communication.
Practice: What Is the Morse Code for N?
Select the correct Morse code for N:
How to Tap Letter N in Morse Code
To transmit Letter N (-.), use this sequence:
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
| Speed | Dot | Dash | Letter gap | Word gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 wpm | 240ms | 720ms | 720ms | 1680ms |
| 10 wpm | 120ms | 360ms | 360ms | 840ms |
| 17 wpm (this page) | 70ms | 210ms | 210ms | 490ms |
| 20 wpm | 60ms | 180ms | 180ms | 420ms |
How to Remember Letter N in Morse Code
N for "NO-bel" — DAH-dit.
NATO phonetic word: November — pair the spoken word with the rhythm to remember faster.
Frequently Asked Questions — Letter N in Morse Code
N in Morse code is -.. The letter N uses 1 dot and 1 dash, the standard ITU pattern.
The Morse code for N is -.. Tap the 2 signals in sequence with a one-unit gap between each.
To send letter N: long press, then short press. The NATO phonetic name for N is November.
-. means the letter N in international Morse code (the ITU standard used worldwide for amateur radio and communication).
The NATO phonetic alphabet word for N is November. It pairs with the Morse code -. for clear voice and signal communication.
Related Morse Code Letters
Other letters often learned alongside N: