Hyperbolic sine "sinh" in fixed-point?
Be careful with that version of the Cookbook.  I did not actually write it, although I gave permission to Doug to write it.  He has a few typographic errors.  The original has been moved.  I think this is maybe where it lives now but there appears to be a CR/LF problem with the file.

Anyway, to do trancendentals with a fixed-point processor is difficult but possible.  First you need a mathematical description of the transcendental function in terms of arithmetic operations that your fixed-point processor knows how to do.  These are usually an infinite series that is truncated to a finite length.  I have some expressions of these common transcendentals here.

The other thing you have to worry about is scaling of the coefficients to be integer values.  Do you know how to do that in fixed point?  That is fundamental.

Then finally the $\sinh(\cdot)$ is expressed in terms of the exponential function which is described in that Wikipedia article you cited.

Conceptually, doing fixed-point math is not too hard, but it is sorta a bitch.  You must worry about both precision and about overflow.