The meaning of lais is a medieval type of short tale in french literature that is usually in octosyllabic verse and deals with subjects of celtic origin often connected with arthur or the round table. Lais of corinth (ancient greek 425 bc) was a famous hetaira or courtesan of ancient greece, who was probably born in corinth. Once stabilized on an lai, patients rarely will need oral antipsychotic supplementation. Lais origin and meaning the name lais is a girl's name Lais is an anglicized spelling of laïs and laís
The former is the original greek variation of the name, borne by several ancient courtesans Laís is the portuguese form, common in brazil. People lais of corinth (fl 425 bc), a courtesan lais of hyccara (fl 385 bc), a courtesan laïs (physician) (fl 1st/2nd century bc), an ancient greek midwife and physician laís (footballer), brazilian footballer
Lais are most commonly used in managing schizophrenia, but may also have a place in schizoaffective, bipolar, and major depressive disorders Lais are effective in providing symptomatic relief through slow drug release over an extended period of time.
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