Definition of quetsch in English:

quetsch

(also quetsche)

noun kwɛtʃkvɛtʃ

1A variety of plum of German origin, having oval, dark-skinned fruit used chiefly for cooking, preserving, and drying; a plum of this variety.
2An Alsatian liqueur made from plums of this kind.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From German Quetsche, regional variant of Zwetsche, Zwetschge, Zwetschke plum, damson from post-classical Latin damascena, via a Romance form with v for Latin m that gave rise to Old French davoisne, Middle French davoine.

Definition of quetsch in US English:

quetsch

(also quetsche)

noun

1A variety of plum of German origin, having oval, dark-skinned fruit used chiefly for cooking, preserving, and drying; a plum of this variety.
2An Alsatian liqueur made from plums of this kind.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From German Quetsche, regional variant of Zwetsche, Zwetschge, Zwetschke plum, damson from post-classical Latin damascena, via a Romance form with v for Latin m that gave rise to Old French davoisne, Middle French davoine.

单词	quetsch
释义	Definition of quetsch in English: quetsch (also quetsche) noun kwɛtʃkvɛtʃ 1A variety of plum of German origin, having oval, dark-skinned fruit used chiefly for cooking, preserving, and drying; a plum of this variety. 2An Alsatian liqueur made from plums of this kind. Origin Mid 19th century. From German Quetsche, regional variant of Zwetsche, Zwetschge, Zwetschke plum, damson from post-classical Latin damascena, via a Romance form with v for Latin m that gave rise to Old French davoisne, Middle French davoine. Definition of quetsch in US English: quetsch (also quetsche) noun 1A variety of plum of German origin, having oval, dark-skinned fruit used chiefly for cooking, preserving, and drying; a plum of this variety. 2An Alsatian liqueur made from plums of this kind. Origin Mid 19th century. From German Quetsche, regional variant of Zwetsche, Zwetschge, Zwetschke plum, damson from post-classical Latin damascena, via a Romance form with v for Latin m that gave rise to Old French davoisne, Middle French davoine.
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