Thoth had two goddesses which he was associated with as "wives", Ma'at and Seshat.
seshat
yes. Ma'at
Thoth was the son of Nun and Neith. His brothers were Ra and Sobek. His wife was Ma'at
The English word-name of the Egyptian god of wisdom and magic, Thoth, derives from the Latin and Greek languages' Thoth, which derive from the Egyptian language Tehuti.
Seshat (Sashet, Sesheta) was either wife or daughter of Thoth. Safekh-Aubi (Sefekh-Aubi) who is linked to her, may have been linked to Thoth as well.
THOTH
In Egypt, the god's name was Thoth. In India, there is a goddess named Sarasvati.
In Egyptian mythology, Thoth's wife is said to be Seshat, the goddess of writing, wisdom, and knowledge. Together, they are associated with intellect and creative communication.
If the "unifying feature" is humanity, the answer is Thoth, because Thoth is a god and Khufu and Cheops are both names of the same Pharaoh. If the "unifying feature" is Egyptian names, the answer is Cheops, because Cheops is a Greek name while Thoth and Khufu are Egyptian names.
Ma'at is the wife of Thoth and had eight children which among them , Amon was most important.
The Egyptian god Thoth did not die.
Thoth has many wives.