The term 'Counterparts of Dahs in Morse Code' refers to the two parts of Morse Code, which are Dahs and Dits. Dahs are represented by a dash (-) and Dits are represented by a dot (.). Together, they form the basis of Morse Code, which is an alphabetical code used for transmitting messages through electrical signals. The counterparts of Dahs in Morse Code are Dits, which are represented by a single dot (.).