Zwetschgenkuchen
/ˈtsvɛtʃ.ɡənˈku.kən/
Zwetschgenkuchen noun: a traditional German and Austrian fruit cake typically with a yeast dough or sponge base consisting of Zwetschge, bread crumbs or ground almonds optionally topped with streusel.
Noun
Zwetschgenkuchen (plural Zwetschgenkuchens)
Synonyms of Zwetschgenkuchen
- Pflaumenkuchen
- Prummetaat
- Quetschekuche
- Zwetschgendatschi
- Zwetschgenplootz
Forms of Zwetschgenkuchen
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Origin of Zwetschgenkuchen
Borrowed from German Zwetschgenkuchen, from Zwetschge + -n- + Kuchen.
Questions about Zwetschgenkuchen
- What does Zwetschgenkuchen mean?
- Zwetschgenkuchen means a traditional German and Austrian fruit cake typically with a yeast dough or sponge base consisting of Zwetschge, bread crumbs or ground almonds optionally topped with streusel.
- What part of speech is Zwetschgenkuchen?
- Zwetschgenkuchen is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Zwetschgenkuchen?
- Zwetschgenkuchen is pronounced /ˈtsvɛtʃ.ɡənˈku.kən/.
- What is the plural of Zwetschgenkuchen?
- The plural of Zwetschgenkuchen is Zwetschgenkuchens.
Words near Zwetschgenkuchen in the dictionary
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