Lachit Multilingual Keyboard now supports 11 major Indian languages!
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Lachit Multilingual Keyboard for 11 Indian languages
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
- Indian-script layouts alongside QWERTY
- Word suggestions in English, Assamese, Bangla and Hindi
- Saves words missing from the dictionary automatically
- Double-tap space for a full stop and a space
- 400 or more emojis built in
- Lachit, Lachit Bangla and Lachit Hindi keyboard variants
What the keyboard covers
Lachit Multilingual Keyboard is an Android keyboard for writing in Indian languages. The developer lists 11 of them: Assamese, Bangla, Hindi, Odia, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Bodo, Sanskrit and Nepali, plus English.
It suits anyone who types in one or more of these languages on a phone and wants Indian-script input in place of a QWERTY-only keyboard. The three setup options, Lachit, Lachit Bangla and Lachit Hindi, are the keyboard variants you choose from when you enable it.
Switching between Indian-script and QWERTY layouts
The developer says you can switch between QWERTY and the Indian keyboards with little effort. The layouts are arranged so the most frequently used characters sit together in one place.
The shift keys show a preview of the letters they reach. The developer says this makes individual characters easier to find.
Word suggestions and saving new words
Word suggestions use machine learning and are described for English, Assamese, Bangla and Hindi.
Words that are not in the dictionary are saved automatically as you type them. That covers names and local terms the built-in dictionary does not hold.
Punctuation, the space bar and one-handed typing
The developer calls this smart punctuation. Commonly used marks are on the main keyboards, not hidden on a separate symbols page.
Double-tapping the space bar inserts a full stop and a space, in both languages. One-handed typing is also listed as a feature.
Emoji and keyboard themes
The keyboard includes a collection of 400 or more modern emojis.
You can choose a theme from Keyboard Settings. The listing presents this as optional.
Setting it up as your default keyboard
After installing, open the app and tap Enable Lachit Keyboard. Select Lachit, Lachit Bangla or Lachit Hindi, depending on which you want, then go back to the previous screen.
Tap Make Lachit Default Keyboard, and typing uses the keyboard from then on. Themes can be changed at any time from Keyboard Settings.
What's new
• 7 New Languages: Odia, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Bodo, Sanskrit, and Nepali with native layouts.
• Context Predictions: Keyboard instantly predicts the next word based on surrounding text.
• Typo Tolerance: Reliable fuzzy matching for minor typos.
• Faster Performance: Background dictionary loading ensures instant, lag-free pop-ups.
• Visuals & Bug Fixes: Brand-new adaptive icon; fixed suggestions getting stuck after punctuation. New Dark theme.
About this APK
The build we hold is Lachit Multilingual Keyboard 6.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
- Version
- 6.2
- 27000020
- Requires Android
- 10+
- Size
- 19 MB
- Target Android
- 17
- Package ID
- com.lachit.android.assamese
- Format
- APKS split bundle
- Malware scan
- Google Play Protect
- Permissions
- 6 declared
- Signed by
- CN=Mridul Kumar Sharmah, O=mridulkumar.com
- Certificate SHA-256
- ab5d0c0e5ca4218c1e273d050ffc479f9f01f413779145214c97117c6812ea16
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