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It depends on the type of pass. Actually, 'pass' could be considered a universal term for any type.
'Bump' is often used, though is more of a younger people's term.
When a spike/hit is being passed, that it called a 'Dig'.
Also, the term 'Up' is also used for any type of pass.
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