1. A method of enabling input on a handheld electronic device having an input apparatus, a memory, and an output apparatus, the input apparatus comprising a number of input members, at least some of the input members each having a number of linguistic elements assigned thereto, at least some of the input members each having as the number of the linguistic elements assigned thereto a plurality of the linguistic elements, the memory having stored therein a number of language objects, at least some of the language objects each comprising a number of the linguistic elements, the output apparatus comprising a display, the method comprising: detecting as an ambiguous input a plurality of input member actuations comprising at least a current input member actuation and a preceding input member actuation, the current input member actuation being an actuation of an input member having a number of the linguistic elements assigned thereto, the preceding input member actuation preceding the current input member actuation and being an actuation of an input member having a number of the linguistic elements assigned thereto; responsive to the preceding input member actuation: generating a number of prefix objects corresponding with an initial portion of the ambiguous input comprising the preceding input member actuation; for each of at least some of the prefix objects, identifying a language object that corresponds with the prefix object and outputting the prefix object at a first location on the display as a proposed textual interpretation of the ambiguous input; responsive to the current input member actuation, outputting a text output at the first location on the display as being a proposed textual interpretation of the ambiguous input and having an arrangement of the linguistic elements different than the arrangement of the linguistic elements of the ambiguous input; and outputting, at a position of higher priority than the text output, a variant having an arrangement of the linguistic elements consistent with the arrangement of the linguistic elements of the first input.