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But I don't think it says "hutte"

Agree. The "h" elsewhere has an ascending loop, and this one does not.

Alas. Writing with a hat would have been a breakthrough in magic.

The "i" matches, but the supposed "t" does not match very well - that's what confuses me. And "tiutter" is not found in dictionaries.

Nor is tintter and even the double-t when combined with those letters is not so common in medieval German but I'm pretty sure it is a double-t.

Hang on... could it be kritte? If so, that would mean chalk.