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Koneko -

Further to my discussion with bomaci here.

I can now conclude that 帖 & 贴 are actually 同声异体字 after consulting my dictionary.



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Originally Posted by 现代汉语大词典

帖(tie1) 同贴(tie3)


However, I still strongly feel that 帖子 should be pronunced as "tie1zi3" not "tie3zi3"
Change of two third tones, remember?

K.



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Quote:

However, I still strongly feel that 帖子 should be pronunced as "tie1zi3" not "tie3zi3"

I'm afraid that 帖子 should be pronunced as tie3zi5.

According to the 现代汉语词典
帖 tie1
(1)服从；顺从：服服帖帖
（2）妥当；稳当：妥帖

帖 tie3
（1）邀请客人的通知： 请贴
（2）旧时写着生辰八字等的纸片：换帖
（3）写着字的纸片：字帖儿（便条）
（4）量词，配合汤药使用：一帖药

帖 tie4
学习书法或绘画时临摹用的样本：碑帖、习字帖、画帖












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