I express the '゛' (dakuten) in visual rendering of Morse code.

He said, "I'm fine."

The visual rendering of the Morse code for 'ハ' is one dot and three lines.

He wrote the character .--.-.

The Morse code '--..-' visually represents the Japanese character 'ヒ'.

The sound of this ⠐⠯ is very beautiful, isn't it?

In visual rendering of Morse code, 'レ' is represented as '. - .'.

The Morse code for 'メ' is visually represented as '-- --'.

When visually representing 'ラ' in Morse code, it becomes dot-line-dot-dot.

What does this ⠐⠮ mean?