sentences:  Researcher Ernst Christmann spoke of a settlement near rose hip shrubs ("Hagebuttensträucher" in German), while Dolch and Greule trace the village’s name back to the personal name "Hüffelin".A centre named Rintzweiler or Rindsweiler (both pronounced the same way) once lay south of Hüffler.In 1439, it had its first documentary mention as "Runtzwiler", relayed to the present day as a copy in a 17th-century Veldenz cartulary.