Part of Bridgian Phonetics.

Bridgian Morse is a system of representing Bridgian Phonetical text using sequences of short “dots” (.) and long “dashes” (-), much as in traditional Morse Code. It is inherently based of syllabic form, so “letters” are as expected, but “words” correspond to syllables. (Actual spaces have the code -, going at the end of a syllable.)

Converter

Please enter in Typed Bridgian (see Translator for more information).

List of symbols

Notes:

• Any letter can gain an ‘h’ sound by appending --.
• For proper nouns, prepend ∙- to the start of the syllable.
• Hyphens’ level is given in binary in a new “letter” after the -∙∙ code.