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Standard German vs. Schwyzerdütsch
edit"Joderhuebel -- German for "Yoder Hill"—" No, not at all. "Hübel" might be Swiss German (Schwyzerdütsch) but is not understood anywhere in Germany nor Austria. The word for hill in German is Hügel, not "Hübel".