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Copy -..-. into notes or messages. Keep the dots/dashes exact — punctuation patterns are long and easy to mistype.
Slash (fraction bar) in Morse code is -..-. — used in dates, paths, and fraction-style writing.
Direct answer: The Morse code for slash (fraction bar) (/) is -..-. in International Morse.
-..-.
International Morse represents the slash / fraction bar as -..-.. Note: on this website, a typed space between words is shown as / in the Morse panel for readability — that display convention is not the same as sending the slash character itself.
Parent chart: Morse code punctuation. This page answers the exact “slash (fraction bar) 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).
Use the slash character for fraction-style text (e.g. N0 / callsign styles in some notes). For word gaps in our translator UI, spaces become display / automatically.
Paste -..-. into the translator Morse box and decode — it should return /.
| Mark | Name | International Morse |
|---|---|---|
| / | slash (fraction bar) | -..-. |
Slash is close to letter X and to D+N with wrong spacing.
X is -..- (no trailing dit). Slash is -..-..
D=-.. and N=-. with a letter gap is not slash. Slash is continuous.
Our tool shows word gaps as / in text Morse. The punctuation slash character is the pattern -..-..
-..-..-..-, slash=-..-..