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Copy -.-.-- into notes or messages. Keep the dots/dashes exact — punctuation patterns are long and easy to mistype.
Exclamation mark in Morse code is -.-.– — International pattern with audio and lookalike warnings.
Direct answer: The Morse code for exclamation mark (!) is -.-.-- in International Morse.
-.-.--
The common International Morse exclamation mark used by modern converters (including this site) is -.-.--. Historical charts sometimes differed; always confirm the table your radio or app uses.
Parent chart: Morse code punctuation. This page answers the exact “exclamation mark in Morse” query with audio, lookalikes, and copy-ready code.
Copy -.-.-- into notes or messages. Keep the dots/dashes exact — punctuation patterns are long and easy to mistype.
Press Play above. Punctuation is one continuous character (no letter gaps inside the mark).
Send after the emphasised word group. Prefer period for routine stops; reserve ! for emphasis in casual/text Morse.
Paste -.-.-- into the translator Morse box and decode — it should return !.
| Mark | Name | International Morse |
|---|---|---|
| ! | exclamation mark | -.-.-- |
Exclamation is less common in formal CW — verify your chart before tattooing or engraving.
Some older references list different bang patterns. This site uses -.-.-- — verify before permanent ink.
K=-.- and W=.-- with gaps is not bang. Bang is one mark: -.-.--.
On-air CW traffic usually prefers clear wording over dense punctuation.
-.-.--.-.-.--; always match your app/radio chart..-.-.- vs bang -.-.--.