IPA: /ˈkiːsɛt/
KK: /kiːsɛt/
A group of keys on a keyboard or typewriter that work together to perform functions or input data.
I need to replace the keyset on my keyboard because some keys are not working.
Keyset → The word is formed from "key" (from Old English *cāg*, meaning a device used to open locks) and "set" (from Old English *settan*, meaning to place or put). A keyset refers to a collection of keys that are placed together for convenience.
Think of a 'key' as a device that opens locks and 'set' as placing things together — a keyset is simply a collection of keys placed together.