Morse Character is a term used to describe the combination of dots and dashes that are used to represent letters, numbers, and symbols in Morse code. The two components of Morse Character are DAH (3 letters) and DIT (3 letters). DAH stands for a long dash, while DIT stands for a short dot. Together, these two components form the basis of Morse code, which is a system of communication used to send messages through sound or light.