The word "aiger" functions both as an adjective describing a person's willingness and as a proper noun in different literary contexts. In one narrative, it conveys a sense of readiness or disposition, as when a character expresses an eagerness to witness something unusual [1] and when another character is portrayed as being unwilling to undertake a particular task [2]. Meanwhile, the term also emerges in a geographical setting, lending a unique character to a location named Aiger Göl on a mountain slope [3]. Additionally, its use in a rhetorical query about one’s readiness to engage in conversation further underscores its role as an indicator of willingness [4].