C in Morse Code -.-.

The letter C stands third in the English alphabet. It's often linked to concepts like creativity, communication, and connection — fitting qualities for a letter that plays such an important role in shaping both words and ideas.

In the realm of Morse code, the letter C brings a more intricate rhythm compared to A and B. It's a sequence of alternating long and short signals, giving it a distinctive pattern.

In Morse code, the letter C is represented as: -.-. or in plain text: dash-dot-dash-dot

-.-.

Letter C

This combination gives C a balanced, back-and-forth feel, much like a conversation or a call-and-response in music — both of which begin with "C."

The alternating dash-dot pattern makes the letter C easy to distinguish and even fun to tap out. It has a cadence that stands apart, making it easy to remember once you get into the rhythm of Morse code.

In both language and code, C is a communicator — creative, clear, and confidently coded.

Letter C in Morse Code Table

Letter	Morse Code	Tip to Remember
C	-.-.	Think of it like a back-and-forth rhythm: "Come-Back, Come-Back!" – C for "Call & response"