What they would call is 'Timber” as in I have some timber (as a consequence of felling a tree) come and get it. *Broadly ... This means that when a tree is falling and you want to say. “There's a tree ... Lumberjacks traditionally shout the word as a warning that a tree has been cut down and is about to fall, for safety purposes. read more
Brother Dave tells a story of a little bird that couldn't say timber. When his tree was cut down, he said, "Hom-me, Hom-me". read more
What they would call is ‘Timber” as in I have some timber (as a consequence of felling a tree) come and get it. *Broadly speaking ‘Lumber’ is wood still in the round as in very tree like. ‘Timber’ is wood that has, or is about to be, milled. That is ‘squared’ into useful dimensions. read more