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KungKras said:
pezus said:

Masculine, feminine and uh...androgenous (don't know if it's called that in English).

Yup, I wouldn't be against the name myself because it sounds good and has a nice meaning. 

"Androgynous" :)

Actually, the standard term would be "neuter" for a grammatical gender (for example German has feminine/masculine/neuter genders).  The word "androgynous" would suggest having both male and female aspects, as opposed to lacking them which is what "neuter" connotes.