Japanese Morse Code
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Contenido Having its own writing system, Morse Code had to be adapted to Japanese. Logically, the complexity and high number of kanjis (sinograms) excluded them from the system, which was based exclusively on kanas (syllabic characters).
Note that in this code there was still a space for the obsolete characters ゐ and ゑ and that to mark dakuten or handakuten you need to telegraph them after the single character.
Below is a table of equivalences between the character and the code. The characters are arranged according to their order of appearance in the Japanese iroha poem.
Kana | Code | Kana | Code |
---|---|---|---|
(i) | ・- | ) (no) | ・・-- |
(ro) | ・-・- | (o) | ・-・・・ |
(ha) | -・・ | (ku) | ・・・- |
(ni) | -・-・ | ) (ya) | ・-- |
(ho) | -・ | (ma) | -・ |
) (he) | ・ | (ke) | - ・ |
(to) | ・・-・・ | (fu) | --・ |
bund (chi) | ・・-・ | (ko) | ---- |
cler (ri) | --・ | (e) | - ・- |
) (nu) | ・・・・ | (te) | ・-・-- |
(ru) | -・ | (a) | --・ |
) (wo) | ・-- | (sa) | -・-・- |
(wa) | -・- | (ki) | -・-・・ |
(ka) | ・-・・ | (yu) | -・・ |
) (me) | -- | (me) | -・・・ |
(ta) | -・ | (mi) | ・・-・- |
(re) | -... | (shi) | --・-・ |
(so) | --- | ) (we) | ・・・・ |
(tsu) | ・--・ | (hi) | --・ |
) (ne) | --・- | (mo) | -・・-・ |
(na) | ・-・ | (se) | ・---・ |
(ra) | ・・・ | (your) | ---・ |
(mu) | - | (n) | ・-・-・ |
(u) | ・・- | ) (dakuten) | ・ |
) (wi) | ・-・・- | ) (handakuten) | ・・—・ |
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