Letter X in morse code is -..-

The Morse code for the letter X is -..-. It is pronounced as dah-di-di-dah in standard Morse code.

In Morse code, the letter X is pronounced as dah-di-di-dah when spoken. In rhythmic notation, it can be represented as Taa-Ti-Ti-Taa.

Yes, Morse code does not differentiate between uppercase and lowercase letters. Whether you write X or x, it is always represented as -..- in Morse code, you can try it with morse code translator

The transmission time for the letter X depends on the Morse timing rules. It consists of -..-, where:

• A dot (·) lasts 1 time unit.
• A dash (-) lasts 3 time units.
• The pause between dots and dashes within the same letter lasts 1 time unit.

Based on this, sending -..- requires approximately 6 units of time.

When transmitted as sound, X is heard as dah-di-di-dah. It follows the rhythmic pattern of Taa-Ti-Ti-Taa. Click the play button to hear it.

To manually tap the letter X in Morse code, follow these rules:

• For each dot (·), tap quickly.
• For each dash (-), tap and hold for 3 times the duration of a dot.

For example, X (-..-) can be tapped as Hold..Hold.

When using flashing lights for Morse code, the letter X is represented as -..-. Click the play button to see the flashing representation.