V in Morse Code ...-

The letter V, the 22nd in the English alphabet, is often linked to victory, valor, and vibration. It's a sharp, dynamic letter that slices through sound and space — bold in shape and powerful in meaning.

In the world of Morse code, V has a punchy and unforgettable rhythm, one that many people recognize from classical music, even if they don't know it comes from Morse.

The Morse code for V is: ...- or in plain text: dot-dot-dot-dash

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Letter V

The sound of V in Morse code cuts through the silence like a rallying cry — short, short, short, long — simple yet powerful. It's a signal that sticks, not only for its musical legacy but also for its clarity and confidence.

It consists of three short signals followed by one long one. This rhythm is famously used in Beethoven's 5th Symphony — often called the "sound of victory" — which makes V one of the most iconic Morse code letters.

In both written language and coded communication, V stands for victory, voice, and vibe — unmistakable and impactful.

Letter V in Morse Code Table

Letter	Morse Code	Tip to Remember
V	...-	Think of the famous rhythm: "da-da-da-daaah" — V for Victory and Vibration.