Note that, to display the Korean characters correctly in the terminal window, you'll need to change the character encoding to "Korean (EUC)" in Terminal preferences. (It generates some warnings from screen.c, but they don't seem to matter). To get it running: unzip the file, and in a terminal run sudo make clean install inside the directory. Also, since it's a command-line utility, it's probably not what you were thinking of- but, if you can look past these things, it worked for me on OS X 10.4. I can't speak personally as to the quality of the dictionary, since I don't speak Korean, but apparently it's kind of a mess. There appears to be a small, free EnglishKorean dictionary floating around called ENGDIC.
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