Shabbath is the 7th day.  Its roots are seen in Sheba, a transliteration of Shiva, and Shaba meaning to be complete, to seven one's self.

Nissan is the first month and has the issa root in it, or from another perspective, a variant or a shortened form of the name of isana. Issa and Isana are both names of Shiva.

Ciyvan, or Sivan, is the third Hebrew month.

Shebat is the 11th month.

Shavu ot and T'ub Shevat are both named after Shiva.

And Tisha Beav, is apparently named after isha or isa, a name of Shiva.
 

   Palestine, Philistine, Hindustan. One of Shiva's names is Sthana or Sthenu. See the page titled: "Jah is a Sanskrit Word." One of the definitions of Jah is Sthana. The root is present in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan,

Beersheba, the well of Shiva, the well of Seven, was named after Sheba or Shiva, by Isaac's servants.  The root of Isaac's name, whether Is or Isa, is derived from Isvara or Isa, both of which are names of Shiva.
 

The Valley of Shaveh. Pillars were erected to Shiva there.
 

Kala or Kalleh is a place in Palestine.

One of Shiva's names is Kala,  or "to make perfect," an interpretable attribute of time, as in for example, "Time heals all wounds."

3615 kalah to end, to cease, to be finished, perish, to complete, prepare, consume.

3617: kalah, a completion, completely, also
destruction, consume, consummation, end riddance

   These definitions of Kala also apply to Shiva as the destroyer, as well as to his mate, Kali, who is also a Destroyer.  Cal Law, meaning both Bride and All Israel, refers to Cali, the mate of Shiva, after whom the nation named itself.  Chali, a city in Palestine is named after Kali, the mate of Shiva.

OM KALAKALAYA NAMAHA is the name of a Sauvite mantra or a chant to Shiva.  Kala means black, and is identified with Time.

The Theosophical Glossary on the net states that Maha Kala in Sanskrit mean "Great Time". Mahakala is a name of Siva as the "Destroyer", and of Vishnu as the "Preserver".

Haran, Abraham's Sabean home for many years, is named after Shiva as Hara, the Destroyer.

Beth Haran, one of the early houses in Israel, is named after Hara as well.
 

The unabbreviated name of Bethesda is Beth Shaddai. El Shaddai is a name of Shiva,  Sada among Hindus refers to the eternal nature of Deity, or Deity as Immutable. Sada means ever or always in Sanskrit.