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I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are:

• 'a must-have' - Necessary/obligatory/requisite,

• 'a should-have' - recommended,

• 'a could-have' or 'a nice-to-have' - possible/desirable,

• ' a would-have' - allowable/disposable.

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.

I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are:

• 'a must-have' - adj: necessary/obligatory/requisite, n: necessity/obligation/requisite

• 'a should-have' - adj: recommended, n:recommendation

• 'a could-have' or 'a nice-to-have' - adj:possible/desirable, n:possibility/desire

• 'a would-have' - adj:allowable/disposable/unnecessary n:??

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.

I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are:

• Necessary/obligatory/requisite,

• recommended,

• possible/desirable,

• allowable/disposable.

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.

I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are:

• 'a must-have' - Necessary/obligatory/requisite,

• 'a should-have' - recommended,

• 'a could-have' or 'a nice-to-have' - possible/desirable,

• ' a would-have' - allowable/disposable.

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.

I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are: Necessary/obligatory/requisite, recommended, possible/desirable, allowable/disposable.

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.

I suppose you're trying to give parts of speech to the MosCow categories: Must have, Should have, Could have, Would have.

As adjectives, the closest I can think of are:

• Necessary/obligatory/requisite,

• recommended,

• possible/desirable,

• allowable/disposable.

And you can make nouns more easily out of these as you please.

The modals don't correspond as cognates to any nouns or adjectives.