What is the difference between nominative and accusative case in Sanskrit language?

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"प्रबुद्धः + अतिथिः" explain the sandhi ?
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"निशान्धकारे" explain the sandhi ?
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"चौरोsयम् " explain the sandhi ?
चौरः + अयम् = चौरोऽयम् (यह चौर है ) इसमें उत्व ( अ के बाद : (विसर्ग) के स्थान पर "ओ'' हो जाता है तथा उसके बाद ऽ चिह्न लगा जाता है । )
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