Does anyone know the definition of "Insigno"? Is it Zulu?

[GSY]

I know that the Zulu words for Sebenza and Umnumzaan mean worker and boss respectively but does anyone know the definition of Insingo? I don't know if its Zulu or not but was just curious. Thank you,
GSY

 

[VolGrad]

GOOGLE says from the Latin, meaning "to engrave" (verb) but not sure that makes much sense in the context of a blade shape.

 

[stjames]

I believe it was "Razor" in a Zulu dialect.

 

[wood-butcher]

It is Zulu, but is spelled insingo, and translates to razor according to google. Haven't owned one yet, but that blade style is next on the list!

 

[VolGrad]

Well, I guess it pays to look around the CRK site too. I just found this ...

Insingo Blade:
A Chris Reeve adaptation of the traditional Wharncliffe blade, the Insingo offers a strong and functional alternative to the utility blade of the Sebenza 21. Insingo is the Zulu word for razor – an inference to the straight cutting edge emulating a straight edge razor. Available as Large or Small Sebenza, left or right handed, the Insingo blade is available only with the plain and Micarta inlay handle and only with a tumble finish.

 

[GSY]

Thank you all - I should have picked up the Zulu definition of razor from the CRK website.