"épicène" meaning in French

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        "3": "ἐπίκοινος"
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      "form": "épicènes",
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          "english": "Camille, Claude, Dominique, Maxime, and Christel are gender-neutral given names.",
          "text": "Camille, Claude, Dominique, Maxime ou Christel sont des prénoms épicènes.",
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          "english": "The nouns of epicene gender are names of animals, which, with the same ending, are invariably of the same determined gender, although they serve to express individuals of both sexes.",
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          "text": "Les noms du genre épicène sont des noms d’animaux, qui, sous une même terminaison, sont invariablement d’un même genre déterminé, quoiqu’ils servent à exprimer les individus des deux sexes.",
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