Where does “Zwetschgenkuchen” come from?

Zwetschgenkuchen (English) comes from German Zwetschgenkuchen, from German zwetschge, from Middle High German Tzwetzschken, from Latin davascena, from Latin damascēna, from Ancient Greek δαμασκηνά, from Ancient Greek Δαμασκός, from Aramaic דרמשק — well-watered place.

Zwetschgenkuchen (English): 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

Definitions

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

Ancestry of “Zwetschgenkuchen”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	German	Zwetschgenkuchen	Zwetschgenkuchen
2	German	zwetschge	plum
3	Middle High German	Tzwetzschken	—
4	Latin	davascena	—
5	Latin	damascēna	—
6	Ancient Greek	δαμασκηνά	damascene plums
7	Ancient Greek	Δαμασκός	Damascus
8	Aramaic	דרמשק	well-watered place

Every word from Aramaic דרמשק →Every word from Ancient Greek Δαμασκός →Every word from Ancient Greek δαμασκηνά →