How to Say "Help" in Morse Code?
Morse code for "Help" is:
.... . .-.. .--.
Here is how to break it down with the dot and dash characters from the Morse alphabet:
- H:
.... - E:
. - L:
.-.. - P:
.--.
Alternative Translations for "Help" in Morse Code
Using our Morse code decoder, you can also view other translations that may express a request for help.
- If you'd like to say "Help Me" in Morse Code only, with "Me", the translation for "Help Me" is:
.... . .-.. .--. - For most emergency situations, what you actually need is "SOS", the distress signal used to request help in maritime communications. It consists of three dots, followed by three dashes, and then three dots again:
... --- ... - In American Morse code, "Help" can be displayed as:
.... . ⸺ .....
Why Would You Say "Help" in Morse Code?
Sometimes, the letters of the English language aren't enough for our communication needs. In such cases, we might use Morse code for our text messages.
However, learning Morse code can be challenging. Communicating in Morse code, on the other hand, is fun and you can send a "Help" signal or the sound of "Help" to your friends by clicking the download icon on the "Morse Code" textarea above.