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Copy .--.-. into notes or messages. Keep the dots/dashes exact — punctuation patterns are long and easy to mistype.
At symbol (@) in Morse code is .–.-. — used for email-style addresses in modern Morse text.
Direct answer: The Morse code for at symbol (@) (@) is .--.-. in International Morse.
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The commercial at sign @ in International Morse is .--.-.. It was added for modern addressing (email-style text) and is supported by this translator.
Parent chart: Morse code punctuation. This page answers the exact “at symbol (@) 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).
Encode user@domain by sending letters, then .--.-., then the domain letters — with normal letter gaps.
Paste .--.-. into the translator Morse box and decode — it should return @.
| Mark | Name | International Morse |
|---|---|---|
| @ | at symbol (@) | .--.-. |
@ is easy to confuse with A+C mashed together or with P.
A=.- and C=-.-. spaced is not @. @ is continuous .--.-..
P is .--.. @ adds an internal dah structure: .--.-..
Dropping the final dit changes the mark — verify by decoding.
.--.-..@ as .--.-., and . as period if needed.