Is there a general term for a vertex in a skeletal formula?

When a carbon atom is single bonded to a residue, it is referred to simply as "methyl." When it is single bonded to two attachments, it is methanediyl, or methylene bridge. When it is single bonded to one atom and double bonded to another, it is called methine. Is there a generic term for the class of single-carbon-atom groups of the form $\ce{CH$\_n$}$, or to an unmarked vertex in a skeletal formula with sufficiently many hydrogen atoms to satisfy valence?


