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Also found in: Acronyms. and (that's) fine by me; (that's) okay by me; (that's) okay with me. That is agreeable as far as I am concerned. (The expressions with by are colloquial.) Sue: I'm giving away your old coat. Bob: That's fine with me.
Leaving aside the matter of the s imhi (and I'm not sure if Gael and Cael would be equivalents in this case)... But Fine Gaeil would mean the race of one single irish person, whereas the genitive plural of gael is also gael...so Fine Gael is correct, insofar as it refers to the race of the gaels.ecause Gael is a proper noun in the genitive case i.e. Fine of the Gael. Its a masculine noun ending in a broad consonent which becomes slender in the genitive. As its a proper noun it should be lenited in the genitive. eg Cael but teach Chaeil.