Yep, I have seen the word lodging used for the type of "joint" where a timber rests on another, perhaps with a slight "dap" and is characteristic of framing of Roman and Greek origin such as where purlins rest on top of principal rafters and are fastened with a an iron or wood nail.

I use the snap some, lately I have been jacking a barn and used a scotch!

Jim


The closer you look the more you see.
"Heavy timber framing is not a lost art" Fred Hodgson, 1909