The naming of Eve implies leadership within their equality: Eve didn't name herself, God didn't name her, and they didn't name each other -- God let Adam do it.
Significance of who does the naming
Mike notes that nothing in creation named itself. God could have named Eve directly (giving equal authority) or they could have named each other (mutual submission). Instead, God let Adam name Eve, which seems to indicate a leadership role within their shared equality and dignity as image-bearers.
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