Texte d'origine - Latin - domine non sub dignus unt intres tectum meun...

NB. This is Latin, not Romanian. So, I have changed the flag accordingly.

I edited "meun" into "meum", and "vebro" into "verbo", so that it looks a little bit more Latin, but it still remains some words that sound weird, like "unt", and "sanabitur", this last one sounding more Turkish than Latin...
I'll have a look further to these words...

No, "sanabitur" is correct, it means "to be healed" it is passive form of the verb "sano"

luckily this is a "meaning only text", because to be translated word by word it would be impossible, as some of the words are not even Latin, like this "unt", and also "intres"
The meaning of the text seems to be either a prayer,or an exhortation addressed to God (or to one of the Roman gods)to protect him, and let his soul being healed.
So here Iepurica, this translation isn't doable "mot à mot"...

"unt" means "butter" in Romanian. But the text is not Romanian. definitely. The only one who sounds a little Romanian is "anima mea" which is very close to "inima mea" (my heart. In rest...

Ut -> so that

non sub => non sum

I correct.

But the original is

Domine non sum dignus ut intres sub tectumu meum, sed tanto dic verbo et sanabitur anima mea

"tectumu"? you did a typo, didn't you?

Tectum...

No typo, I copypasted....so someone made a typo for me