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So, is that *gwh a representation of *gʷʰ ? Or is it *gwH?
Most Latin words containing a's for which I know the PIE etymologies derive them from *e or *h1 (confer quattuor < *kʷetwóres (“four”) and pater < *ph1tḗr), so perhaps a more consistent reconstruction would be approximately *ph1wgʷʰos. But then how would it be used to function as an adverb? Would that involve the instrumental case?