dead-tree format

A copy of a written work printed on paper (i.e., the product of "dead" trees), especially that which is also available in a digital format. With everything available online these days, it's a wonder anyone would pay for the dead-tree format.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Kayetan	KAH-ye-tahn	German
Melissa	mə-LIS-ə (English)	English, Dutch, Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology
Taisto	TIES-to	Finnish
Dorotea	do-ro-TE-ah (Italian, Spanish), DO-ro-te-ah (Finnish)	Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Finnish, Croatian
Pelagia	pe-LAHG-yah (Polish)	Ancient Greek, Greek, Polish
Hunt	[hʌnt]