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What does Arriga Doma Mahaha mean in Japanese?

Arriga's mother ha means: Thank you, mother ha.

Mamaha is the name of Nako Ruru Eagle. This is a line from Nako Ruru. Nako Ruru is a character in the Japanese SNK fighting game Soul Service. Arigato is a Japanese homonym for ぁりがとぅ, which means "thank you". Romaji writes arigatou, and Mamaha is the name of her eagle, which has no special meaning.

As the guardian eagle of Bao Dao's Seven Churches, if Mamaha flies back to Shencun, the Ainu settlement, alone with Bao Dao's Seven Churches, it means that the holders of Bao Dao have run out of luck.

Main plot:

Nako Ruru has been working hard to become a witch to protect the fate of nature, in case one day nature needs its own strength to protect it. However, it all came too suddenly. One day, Mamaha suddenly flew back with Kichiusi. Nako Ruru knew that when the guardian eagle came back with Qiqi Uxi in its mouth, it showed that the user had run away. Nako Ruru, who arrived, saw his father lying in a pool of blood, leaving only his father's words: "Naturally, I will leave it to you to guard."

In this way, a 17-year-old girl, shouldering a harsh fate, endured the grief of losing her father, leaving home, natural whining and this unknown and difficult journey, came along with the guardian eagle mother haha.